Caroline AbbeyGlassworks
Caroline Abbey · Seasonal worksAutumn 2026

Autumn in glass.

Hand-blown glass pumpkins,
made one at a time.

Glass pumpkins, $49.
Every one is one of a kind.

See the pumpkins ↓

How to buy

  1. In person

    Patterson Fruit Farm, 11414 Caves Road, Chesterland, Ohio. Glass pumpkins are $49 suggested retail.

  2. Ask about a piece

    Tell Caroline which pumpkin you like. She’ll reply personally about availability, pickup or shipping.

    Ask about a pumpkin ↗
  3. Your colors

    Commission a pumpkin, or a set, in the colors you want.

    Commission a pumpkin ↗

Autumn collection

Glass pumpkins.

Each piece is one of a kind.
Photographed pieces may have sold; similar pumpkins are available.

A table of glass pumpkins in lavender, amber, white and orange by Caroline Abbey

See them in person

At Patterson Fruit Farm this fall.

Caroline’s glass pumpkins are at Patterson Fruit Farm, 11414 Caves Road, Chesterland, Ohio. Colors change through the season, so no two visits look the same.

Follow @carolineabbeyart on Instagram for new pieces.

At the bench

Making a glass pumpkin.

Follow a pumpkin from the furnace to the finished piece, then watch the stem go on: hot glass is pulled and curled by hand, then finished with a torch.

Watch with key moments ↗

See more studio films ↗

The whole pumpkin · 40 sec, with music
The stem · 29 sec, silent

Good to know

Size
Pumpkins are about 4 to 5 inches across. Each is made by hand, so the size varies a little from piece to piece.
One of a kind
No two pumpkins are the same. Small bubbles and tool marks are part of hand-blown glass.
Color
Glass changes with the light. The photographs were taken in daylight, so the color in your room may look slightly different.
Care
Dust with a soft, dry cloth and avoid sudden temperature changes. Never put a real candle inside.
Pickup and shipping
Local pickup can be arranged in Northeast Ohio. For shipping, ask Caroline and she will confirm the packing and cost for your piece.
Buying online
Online checkout isn’t open yet. To buy a piece, visit Patterson Fruit Farm or ask Caroline directly.