Hummingbird Feeder In Hand-Blown Firework Glass

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A 32 oz hummingbird feeder in hand-blown red and orange glass, on a brushed silver dish, with an ant moat, a hook, a lanyard and a cleaning brush in the box.

Every One Comes Out Different The Base Comes Off In Your Hand Thirty-Two Ounces The Brush Comes With It

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Hold the hummingbird feeder up to the light before you hang it. The red runs through with orange and the streaks climb out of the narrow foot like something going off, and because the glass was blown by hand rather than pressed in a mould, the pattern on the one that arrives is not the pattern on anybody else’s.

That is the argument for this hummingbird feeder in one sentence, and everything else is it doing its job properly. Thirty-two fluid ounces sit in that glass. The base is a brushed silver dish rather than plastic, with red flower ports set into it and a thin curved wire springing out beside each one for the birds to stand on. Hummingbirds hover when they have to and sit when they can, and a sitting bird stays long enough that you actually get to look at it.

It stands 9.1 inches tall and 5.1 across, with a 2-inch base — a substantial hummingbird feeder without being the huge reservoir kind. Which brings the honest note: thirty-two ounces is a lot of nectar to get through in a few days, and nectar goes cloudy in warm weather in about that long. If your garden is quiet, fill the hummingbird feeder half full and change it on the same schedule you would use for a small one. The size is there for when the birds arrive, not instead of changing it.

Cleaning is the part most large feeders get wrong, and this hummingbird feeder comes with the answer in the box. The reservoir has a wide mouth, and a slim long-handled brush is included — which sounds like a small thing until you have tried to scrub the inside of a bottle with a cloth on the end of a spoon. The silver dish lifts off the glass, so the ports and the underside of the base wash separately.

An ant moat comes with it, along with a metal hook and a cotton lanyard. Fill the moat with water and hang it on the line above the hummingbird feeder; ants coming down the wire reach the water and stop. It wants topping up — in hot weather the water goes before the nectar does.

What the ports do not have is guards. There is no mesh and nothing set inside them, so the hummingbird feeder is not doing anything about wasps beyond keeping the nectar below the surface rather than open at the top. If stinging insects are a real problem where you are, buy one with guarded ports instead.

Hang it on the hook or the lanyard, on a branch, a bracket or a shepherd’s hook, somewhere the low sun can get behind the glass in the morning or the evening. That is when a hummingbird feeder like this one earns its price.

Every One Comes Out Different
The Base Comes Off In Your Hand
Thirty-Two Ounces
The Brush Comes With It

One size, nothing to choose — what matters is where it goes and how full you keep it.

Capacity – 32 fl oz of nectar
Size – 9.1 inches tall, 5.1 inches across, base 2 inches deep
Ports – red flower ports around the silver dish, each with its own wire perch
Bottle – hand-blown glass, wide mouth
In the box – ant moat, metal hook, cotton lanyard, cleaning brush
Cleaning – the silver dish lifts off the glass; hand wash

Fill the moat with water at the same time you fill the reservoir. Water goes down faster than nectar in a hot week.

Type: hanging hand-blown glass hummingbird feeder
Capacity: 32 fl oz of nectar
Size: 9.1 in tall x 5.1 in across; base 2 in deep
Bottle: hand-blown red and orange glass, wide mouth
Ports: red flower ports around a brushed silver dish, each with a wire perch
Port count: not published by the maker, so we do not quote one
Included: ant moat, metal hook, cotton lanyard, cleaning brush
Mounting: hangs from the metal hook or the cotton lanyard
Cleaning: the silver dish lifts off the glass; hand wash in hot water

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Delivered in 5–9 business days after a 1–2 day handling time.
30-day returns – if the fit isn't right, send them back.

Blown by hand. So no two land the same.

THE GLASS

Every One Comes Out Different

Blown by hand rather than pressed in a mould, so the red, orange and yellow land differently every time and the tiny bubbles in the surface are part of it. Hang it where morning or evening light can come through the body from behind.

Every One Comes Out Different
Blown by hand rather than pressed in a mould, so the red, orange and yellow land differently every time and the tiny bubbles in the surface are part of it. Hang it where morning or evening light can come through the body from behind.

IT COMES APART

The Base Comes Off In Your Hand

The brushed silver dish lifts off the glass, so the ports, the underside of the base and the inside of the reservoir all wash separately. Each port has its own thin curved wire perch springing out beside it, and the mouth is wide enough to fill without a funnel.

The Base Comes Off In Your Hand
The brushed silver dish lifts off the glass, so the ports, the underside of the base and the inside of the reservoir all wash separately. Each port has its own thin curved wire perch springing out beside it, and the mouth is wide enough to fill without a funnel.

THIRTY-TWO OUNCES

Thirty-Two Ounces

9.1 inches tall and 5.1 across on a 2-inch base. It is a proper-sized feeder rather than a token one — useful when a crowd of birds turns up, and worth only half-filling when it is just the usual two.

Thirty-Two Ounces
9.1 inches tall and 5.1 across on a 2-inch base. It is a proper-sized feeder rather than a token one — useful when a crowd of birds turns up, and worth only half-filling when it is just the usual two.

IN THE BOX

The Brush Comes With It

A slim long-handled cleaning brush, an ant moat cup, a metal hook and a cotton lanyard all come with it. The brush is the one that matters: a wide-mouth reservoir is only easy to clean if you own something that reaches the bottom of it.

The Brush Comes With It
A slim long-handled cleaning brush, an ant moat cup, a metal hook and a cotton lanyard all come with it. The brush is the one that matters: a wide-mouth reservoir is only easy to clean if you own something that reaches the bottom of it.

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Hang it in the light. Then leave it alone.

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Every One Comes Out Different

Blown by hand rather than pressed in a mould, so the red, orange and yellow land differently every time and the tiny bubbles in the surface are part of it.

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The Base Comes Off In Your Hand

The brushed silver dish lifts off the glass, so the ports, the underside of the base and the inside of the reservoir all wash separately.

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Thirty-Two Ounces

9.1 inches tall and 5.1 across on a 2-inch base.

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The Brush Comes With It

A slim long-handled cleaning brush, an ant moat cup, a metal hook and a cotton lanyard all come with it.

How we compare.

What a hand-blown feeder with a metal dish gives you that a moulded one does not.

Ours

A moulded plastic feeder

A plain clear glass bottle

Hand-blown glass, no two the same

Brushed metal dish, not plastic

A wire perch beside every port

Ant moat cup included

Cleaning brush included

Wide mouth for filling and washing

Frequently asked
questions.

The questions people actually ask before buying one.

The maker does not publish a number for this one, so we are not going to invent one. What we can tell you is how it works: red flower ports are set evenly around the brushed silver dish, each with its own thin curved wire perch beside it, and several birds can feed at once. If an exact count matters to you, count them in the photographs on this page rather than trusting a figure nobody published.

No. The ports are plain flower openings with nothing set inside them. The nectar sits below the surface rather than at the top of an open hole, which helps, but if wasps are a real problem where you live buy a feeder with guarded ports.

32 fl oz, standing 9.1 inches tall and 5.1 inches across, on a base 2 inches deep.

The feeder, an ant moat, a metal hook, a cotton lanyard and a small cleaning brush. The brush is the useful one — a big reservoir is only easy to clean if you have something long enough to reach the bottom.

Yes, and that is the nature of blown glass rather than a marketing line. The colour is worked into the body while it is hot, so the streaks and flecks fall differently on every piece. Small bubbles and slight variations in the wall are part of how it is made.

Only with the birds to match. Nectar sours in warm weather in a few days whatever quantity is in there, so a full reservoir emptied slowly means pouring more of it away. Half-fill it in a quiet garden.

Lift the silver dish off the glass, then run the included brush down the wide mouth of the reservoir. Wash the dish, the ports and the underside in hot water, rinse well and dry before refilling.

Free U.S. shipping and a 30-day return window. Hang it, give it a week or two, and send it back if it is not what you pictured.