Contemporary Glass Society: “New Horizons.” Exhibition at the Stourbridge Glass Museum Contemporary Glass Society: “New Horizons.” Exhibition at the Stourbridge Glass Museum 13th July to 17th November 2024 Liveryman and Past Master Barbara Beadman recently attended the new Contemporary Glass Society Exhibition at the Stourbridge Glass Museum titled “New Horizons.” The…...
Members in the News – Master David Wilkinson on Bargain Hunt
Master Glass Seller, David Wilkinson – David is today known as one of the leading authorities in antique chandeliers and historic lighting and has had the opportunity to work on some very adventurous projects, including the restoration of the crystal roof for the Reform Club, London, which involved the…...
Court – Evensong and Livery Dinner – June 2024
The Guilds or Livery’s have developed over many years and carry ancient rights and traditions dating back to their founding and the Glass Sellers having been established in the 17th century have their own, governed by a Charter and Book of Ordinances. Having recently made references to our ‘Glass Sellers…...
Glass News – June 2024
Glass News – June 2024 CLICK HERE __________________________________________________________________________________ New Alan J. Poole Promoting British & Irish Contemporary Glass. British & Irish Contemporary Glass Newsletter. 43 Hugh Street, London SW1V 1QJ. ENGLAND. Tel: (00 44) 020 7821 6040. Email: alanjpoole@aol.com British & Irish Contemporary Glass Newsletter. A monthly newsletter listing…...
Glass News – May 2024
Glass News – May 2024 GlassCuts The Journal of the British Glass Foundation the Voice of Stourbridge Glass Museum GlassCuts Edition 244 GlassCuts 244 Supplement Arts Council England -o0o- New Alan J. Poole Promoting British & Irish Contemporary Glass. 43 Hugh Street, London SW1V 1QJ. ENGLAND. Tel: (00 44)…...
Members in the News – Hon. Freeman Allister Malcolm.
A glass-making studio has switched to using electric and renewable energy after seeing its annual gas bills increase by more than £70,000. Glass artist Allister Malcolm said the energy crisis had a “big impact” on ongoing expenses at his studio at Stourbridge Glass Museum. “Our overheads in the space of…...
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