After the Ibex Glass Spring 1990 Collection launch, the wavy nesting vessel shape popped up, unattributed, in several major brand container packaging campaigns. It's hard to know if the reemergence was sincerest flattery, or just an idea mined from the same vein of gestalt forms. 




1984 Ibex Glass Studio began in St. Louis Missouri as a three person partnership. The small design and manufacturing company made a big impression on the late-century American art glass market, with simple, elegantly proportioned re-interpretations of classic silhouettes, in confident, assertive colors. 



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​"We are equal partners. Virtually all decisions of importance are made by consensus, from designing furnaces to designing bowls. We feel the products of our collaboration are bigger than the sum of our individual efforts." 
American Craft Magazine, Summer 1987
​David Levi, Sam Stang, and Dimitri Michaelides;  partners in Ibex Glass Studio in St Louis MO, 1984 to 1992 

                            Ibex Glass Studio, Deluxe Cone Bowls, 1989 

Jars, Bellevue Art Museum, Bellevue WA, 2006

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1993- 2006 Ibex Glass Studio relocated to Whidbey Island, WA under direction of David Levi


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Ibex Glass Studio, Biomorphic vase, 2004
Snowball Holiday Ornament, 1995
Ibex Glass Studio, Candy Bowls, 1998

2006- 2010 ​Steuben Glass LLC, New products design and development 

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Zen Platter, Steuben Glass, Spring 2008 catalog, Design David Levi


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 Haystack Mountain school of Crafts 1987,
​Gaffer Lino Tagliapietra  
​Design David Levi