The Blenko Museum's mission is to organize and facilitate the public exhibition of Blenko glass and to advance scholarly interest by preserving and promoting the history of the Blenko Glass Company, focusing on the Historic Period of 1947-1974.

With hundreds of items in our collection, the Blenko Museum is the only organization devoted solely to the exhibition of Blenko Glass. Our extensive collection covers the work of all seven resident designers and all eight decades of Blenko Glass production.

The museum operates not as a physical space but as a resource for information, historical material and objects. Our collection is available for exhibition loan and we provide lectures, identification, editorial and fact-checking on all matters concerning Blenko; all inquiries are welcome to info@blenkomuseum.org.

The Blenko Museum, founded in 2000 by Bill Agle, is dedicated to Winslow Anderson, Blenko's first designer. Winslow's insight, support and work along with Bill's dedication are the cornerstone and inspiration for this museum.

We are a private independent organization, not affiliated with the Blenko Glass Company.

Our logo comes from this design, perhaps the most dramatic and elaborate of Blenko's architectural scale decanters. Design #5929L by Wayne Husted, designed in 1959, measuring 38" tall (small version, #5929S, is 24" tall).