Hanscomb Glass Studio
Hanscomb Glass studio is run by the husband and wife team of Neil Hanscomb and Gisela Ruehe, in the historic village of Elora. Established in 1983, Neil and Gisela have refined and developed their craft into a distinguished glass studio and store that specializes in stained, fused and leaded glass window designs.
Our Work
Whatever your space, we are able to craft windows for it. Generally, we’re commissioned windows to provide privacy, or remembrance and develop panels and medallions to accent living spaces. We hand-craft traditional, neo-traditional and contemporary windows right here in our studio.
Inspiration & Upcoming Events
35 year anniversary - Hanscomb Glass
March 1st marks 35 years that we have lived and worked in Elora. The studio was originally located in Fergus, ON and known as Boney Fingers Art Glass, but we changed the name by 1988 to “Hanscomb Glass Studio”. Neil always believed that he would be a glass artist until the end of his days and didn’t want to answer the phone as Boney Fingers, officially he said he would never be tired of his own name.
Updated Store Hours
We are back in action! Thursday February 18 at 10:00 we will re-open our doors. The new hours are as follows:
Mondays-Saturdays 10-5
Sundays 11- 5
The regular COVID precautions are in place.
Thanks everyone! Looking forward to seeing you again.
Local Artisans, Fun Shopping and Cool Public Art
Just a short drive north of Guelph, and only an hour and a half from Toronto, the historic towns of Elora and Fergus in Centre Wellington Township are a pair of hidden gems in rural Ontario. Nestled along the Grand River, these beautiful communities have two distinct personalities both full of outdoor adventure, innovative artisans, a lively culinary scene, and rich history.
Hanscomb Glass Studio
40 Church Street
Elora, Ontario, N0B 1S0
1-519-846-0884
gisela@hanscombglass.com
Store Hours:
Starting February 18th, 2021
Mondays-Saturdays 10-5
Sundays 11- 5
The regular COVID precautions are in place.
Looking forward to seeing you again.
What makes handcrafted so special?
With handcrafted items, more emphasis is placed on individually manufacturing products. Here creativity knows no bounds and because handcrafted is not designed for mass market, it is made for those who appreciate it.