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    3.9 (7 reviews)

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    Pairpoint Glass Company

    Pairpoint Glass Company

    4.6
    (5 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    BEAUTIFUL! The loveliest glass work ever seen! Some of it very pricey (deducted 1 YELP STAR for…read morethat) but fabulous and fantastic place to visit. In the area to see the relatives and my aunt took us to visit Pairpoint, which has been in business since 1837! Talk about being around for a while! Pairpoint is America's oldest glass work company and an informative and interesting shopping experience. Watch the glass-makers create their pieces. The extraordinary craftsmanship is fascinating to watch. The Sagamore location on Cape Cod offers a chance to witness the artistry of glassblowing Monday through Friday. The gift shop is open every day of the week! The finest homes in America have displayed pieces of Pairpoint glass. According to the Pairpoint website, "glass is an art form and as such is in a continuous state of transformation. Pairpoint quickly established itself at the forefront by consistently inventing new techniques and stylistic trends that are copied to this day. In addition to the famous "puffies", Lava, Peachglow and Satin glass were first created by Pairpoint glassblowers." Pairpoint provides custom glass and crystal commemorative pieces and trophies to some of America's most prestigious sporting clubs and organizations. In 1974, Pairpoint began issuing limited edition pressed cup plates that have become highly collectible. There are now about 100 different patterns to collect. The beautiful glass ware is something to behold. I am not into buying a lot of stuff and putting it up on shelves to collect dust but that Cranberry glass was so gorgeous! You have to visit and take in the historical and artistic value of Pairpoint. Not to be missed activity on Cape Cod!

    What fun! I actually wanted the tour to be longer and shop to be bigger since it was a bit of a…read moretight fit with a tour group of ~30-40 people. I loved seeing the colorful buckets of broken glass and witnessing the live glass blowing. The previous molds and items used/made decades (if not hundreds of years) ago were also neat to see and provided interesting insight to the evolution of the company. For the gift shop, I would have appreciated a few more pieces that were in the $25-50 range. There were a lot of small, inexpensive pieces at $15 or less, but then it jumped to larger, expensive pieces ($60+) with not much in the middle.

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    The Press at Pairpoint - America's Oldest Crystal Atelier. Since 1837.
    The Press at Pairpoint - America's Oldest Crystal Atelier. Since 1837.
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    Capt Ezra Nye House

    Capt Ezra Nye House

    4.0
    (1 review)
    0.8 mi

    My best friend's father used to own this bed and breakfast. It is actually haunted by two ghosts…read more The captain Ezra Nye and his wife. In fact it is on a popular ghost tour in the area. In the garage there is a round window. The captain built this room for his wife so she could watch the sea when he was coming home because he was a fisherman and went out to sea a lot. My first encounter with Captain's wife was at this round window. I have also had dealings with the captain himself. One night I was staying over at the bed-and-breakfast because my best friend and I Were going to go to the beach the next day and we like the beach in Sandwich more than the one right around the corner from where we lived. And we were helping Harry and Elaine out with getting the bed and breakfast ready for the summer vacationers. There was no one staying in the captain Ezra Nye's bed room and so my best friend's father and stepmother let me stay there that night. I had just gotten out of the shower and was sitting on the corner of the bed drying my hair with a towel when I heard "thump thump thump!" Like the sound that boots make when they walk across the floor. I looked up from drying my hair with a towel and my door was open. Well this kind of freaked me out because I know that I closed that door before I got into the shower. The hair on the back of my neck stood straight up when I felt somebody come sit on the edge of the bed right next to me and then I heard again ..." thump thump !" Like the sound that it makes when you take off your boots and drop them on the floor. Needless to say I did not sleep in that room that night.

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