Page Index:
• Glass Artists
  
• Glass Clubs and Organizations
  
• Glass Companies
  
• Glass Encyclopedias and Dictionaries
  
• Glass Museums
  
• Glass Shows
  
• Glass Types
  
• Miscellaneous Glass Articles and Links
  
• Publishers of Books on Glass (and Other Collectibles)

• Banford Paperweights (Ray & Bob Banford, father & son)

• Jodi Bove Hot Glass: Fine Concepts in Glass Artistry

• Dale Chihuly, glass artist

• Ed Riesenberg, dichroic glass artist: Pane in the Glass

• Paul J. Stankard, Glass Artist

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• American Cut-Glass Association, Inc. -- includes information on American Brilliant Glass

• Antique and Art Glass Salt Shaker Collectors� Society, Inc.

• Blenko Collectors Society

• Early American Pattern Glass Society

• Fostoria Glass Collectors, Inc.

• Glass Collector's Club of Houston

• The Houston Glass Club, Houston, Texas

• The National American Glass Club, Ltd.

• National Cambridge Collectors, Inc.

• National Depression Glass Association

• The National Fenton Glass Society

• National Greentown Glass Association, Inc.

• National Imperial Glass Collectors� Society

• National Milk Glass Collectors Society

• Old Morgantown Glass Collectors� Guild

• Paperweight Collectors Association of Texas

• Promotional Glass Collectors� Association:
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• The Stretch Glass Society: �A national organization devoted to the beautiful iridescent glassware of the 1920�s and 1930�s�

• Tiffin Glass Collectors Club

• Vaseline Glass Collectors, Inc.

• Westmoreland Glass Clubs

• Woodsland World Wide Carnival Glass Association: Internet-based society

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• Anchor Hocking Glass Company

• "Beatty Glass and Tiffin Glass" (Patricia Patterson Allen)

• The Blenko Glass Company

• Boyd's Crystal Art Glass, Inc.

• Central Glass Works (Wheeling Daily Intelligencer, September 14, 1886)

• Fenton Art Glass Company

• �Fenton Carnival Glass Shines through the Decades� (Debbie Coe)

• �Fenton Crest-A Most Popular Glass Line� (Stephanie Conant)

• Fenton Glass - brief history (Collectics)

• Fenton Fanatics - includes identification guidelines, artists and decorators list, and database of animals

• History of the Fenton Logo, 1970-1998

• Fire-King.net: includes history, rarities, news, repro alerts, etc.

• H.C. Fry Glass Company (Holly Regan)

• Emile Gall� Glass - brief bio and company history (Collectics)

• �Heisey Glass Desired for Elegance, Quality, and Function� (Holly Regan)

• The Hemingray Glass Company 1848-1972

• Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. History (The Wheeling Daily Intelligencer, 1886)

• Information about Imperial Glass (Collector�s Loot, Bob & Myrna Garrison)

• The Imperial Glass Company - brief history (Collectics)

• Ren� Lalique Glass - brief history(Collectics)

• Lancaster Glass Corporation

• Libbey Glass

• �Quality and Adaptability Hallmark Libbey Glass� (MyAntiqueMall)

• Libbey-Owens Ford Glass Company Records, 1851-1991 (U of Toledo, OH)

• Loetz Art Glass - brief history(Collectics)

• History of Murano Glass by Michele Zampedri

• Venini Murano Italian Art Glass - very brief history (Collectics)

• North Wheeling Glass Works (Wheeling Daily Intelligencer, September 14, 1886)

• Northwood Glass - very brief history (Collectics)

• Harry C. Northwood, 1860-1919 (Wheeling, Ohio, Hall of Fame)

• Quezal Art Glass - brief history(Collectics)

• Sabino Art Glass

• Steuben Glass

• Tiffany Studios Resource Center - includes chronology & links (Paul Doros)

• "Louis Comfort Tiffany, Tiffany Studios Lamps, and Favrile Glass" (Collectics)

• Tiffin Glass - brief history (Collectics)

• Tiffin Glass/Crystal Traditions

• Tiffin Glass Company (Center for Archival Collections, Bowling Green State U)

• �Verlys Art Glass Rooted in 1930s France� (MyAntiqueMall)

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• �Collectable Glassware- Commonly Misused or Confused Terms� (Toby Aulman)

• Dictionary of Glass Marks (Heartland Discoveries)

• Glass Glossary, with some pictures (Corning Museum of Glass)

• Glass Museum Online - includes Glass Encyclopedia and loads of links; some pictures (Angela M. Bowey)

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• Anchor Hocking Glass Museum (Philip Hopper)

• Corning Museum of Glass

• The National Duncan Glass Museum

• Glass Museum Online - includes Glass Encyclopedia and loads of links (Angela M. Bowey)

• The Nationaal Glasmusem Leerdam in the Netherlands -- site currently only available in Dutch, but English is expected soon -- a few good pictures -- some good links

• National Heisey Glass Museum

• Hemingray On-line Museum (Shaun)

• Morgantown Glass Museum

• Museum of American Glass

• National Glass Centre, Sunderland, UK: �The living home of glass�

• The National Marble Museum

• Ohio Glass Museum - includes brief company histories

• The Stained Glass Museum, Ely Cathedral, UK

• West Virginia Museum of American Glass

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• Annual Festival of Glass/Antique Show and Sale (Houston Glass Club)

• Arizona Antique Shows, which features Depression Glass (Wanda & Robert Jones)

• Depression Glass and China Megashow

• National Depression Glass Association -- click the link for the current year's big convention/show

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• �150 Years of Milk Glass� (George Higby)

• "American Brilliant Period Cut Glass, 1876 � 1917" (John C. Roesel)

• �American Brilliant Glass-A Cut above the Rest� - brief (Dorothy Dinwiddie)

• �American Victorian Art Glass-Colorful and Coveted� (Barbara Williams Sackett)

• Carnival Glass: Definition and Brief History (Collectics)

• Cocktail Times: Glassware outline drawings

• Custard Glass Collector�s Gallery (Mike Coulon and Dick Young)

• Early American Pattern Glass Page - includes info & links, & even e-postcards

• The Flower Frog Gazette (Bonnie Bull)

• "Glassmaking in Antiquity" (Susan Hampton, U of North Carolina-Chapel Hill)

• Glass Types, with brief discussions (Glass on Web)

• The Glassware Gallery: ��drawings and descriptions of the glassware and equipment that you might encounter in a synthetic Inorganic (or Organic) laboratory. In most cases, you'll also find special instructions or tips on how to use the equipment.�

• Goofus Glass: A Virtual Museum and Information Center (George D. Ballentine)

• "How Carnival Glass Was Made," a brief article (David Doty)

• �King�s Crown� Collection Page (Lynne Miles)

• �Marbles: Collecting and Playing� (Jerry Sackett)

• History of Opalescent Glass - very brief (Collectics)

• History of Peachblow Glass - brief (Collectics)

• History of Stained Glass (The Stained Glass Association of America)

• �Sandwich Glass and Sandwich Pattern Glassware� (Toby Aulman)

• Souvenir Early American Pattern Glass (Ralph Berglund)

• "Stained Glass", description and history (Catholic Encyclopedia)

• Iridescent American Stretch Glass Collecting (Dr. David Shetlar, Entomologist!)

• The WebTender: Bartender�s Handbook: Glassware information and picture links - �The right glass can enhance the drink you are serving, making you look even better.�

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• �1970s Glassware: Collectable of the Future, or the Present?� (Toby Aulman)

• �The Cubic Triad-or,�Do I Really Have a Piece of Fostoria American?�� (Toby Aulman)

• �The Afterglow of the Fairy Lamp� - brief (Debbie Coe)

• Articles about Glass - collection of articles at Virtualattic at The Glass Chalet

• �Cambridge �Statuesque� Line Inspired by Circus Performer� (Tim Regan)

• �Candlewick� Stemware Reference Pages (B-C Antiques & Collectibles)

• Carnival Glass Tumblers around the World (Ed Perva & Yolanda Lewis)

• �Collectable Glassware: Commonly Misused or Confused Terms� (Toby Aulman)

• Dean�s Place�Antique Glassware (Dean Lowry)

• �Depression Glass,� an article by Iyna Bort Caruso in Country Living

• dmoz: Glassware Collecting links

• "Flashed! Cased! Stained! What's the Difference?" (H. Newman)

• The Glass Houses of Wheeling, Ohio (The Wheeling Daily Intelligencer, 1886)

• "The Glass Mirror and the Renaissance," a fascinating chapter from Glass: A World History by Alan Macfarlane and Gerry Martin, U of Chicago Press, 2002.

• History of Depression Glass - brief (Collectics)

• History of Glass - very brief (Glass on Web)

• Donal Hinely, Glass Harmonica Player: roots/Americana singer-songwriter, guitarist, and glass player

• "Is Glass Liquid or Solid?" (Philip Gibbs, U of California-Riverside Mathematics Dept)

• Otto Jaeger, Glassman and Musician (from History of Wheeling, Old and New. Chicago: American Historical Society, 1923 (v.2, p. 50-51))

• Just Glass On-line - includes articles and shows

• William Leighton, Glassman and Poet (The National Cyclopedia of American Biography)

• "Misidentified or Easily Mistaken Elegant Glassware Patterns" (Our House Antiques)

• "Patterns Important to the History of Depression Glass," an article by Joyce E. Krupey for the National Depression Glass Association

• "Preservation, Care, and Display of Glass (Shirley Niemeyer, Nebraska Cooperative Extension NF93-135)

• �The Elegance of Silver Overlay� (MyAntiqueMall)

• Smithsonian Institution: Ceramics and Glass links

• "Surpassing Glass: Shakespeare's Mirrors" by Phillippa Kelly, U of New South Wales (Early Modern Literary Studies 8.1 (May, 2002): 2.1-32)

• Thomas�s Glassware Tour to Central Europe via Old Glasses from Old Europe

• Those Other Patterns�Undocumented and Under-Documented Glass Patterns (T. Aulman & M. Freier)

• Victorian British Glass -- see "References" for Sowerby, Davidson, and Greener, as well as Sugars and Creams -- at The Glass Man.

• West Virginia Glass Factories and Studios

• "What Is Depression Glass?" (National Depression Glass Association)

• Yahoo! Glassware Collecting links

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• Collector Books
• David Giles Ancient Art Books, a London-based collector and bookseller of books primarily on ancient and antique glass
• Krause Publications: Bookstore
• Schiffer Books

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• Created February 2004 by Sherron Lux

• Last UPDATED May 2006

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