"The Journal" Contents

The following information details the contents for each of the previous volumes of The Journal of the Glass Association.

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Volume 1 (1985)

• Thomas Betts: An 18th Century Glass Cutter.
• The Early History of the Redhouse Glassworks.
• The Davenports and their Glass.
• North of England Bottlemakers' Strike of 1882 to 1883.
• Venetian Cameo Glass.
• John Walsh-Walsh of Birmingham.

Volume 2 (1987)

• Chandeliers at Bath.
• The Prince's Glasses: Some Warrington Cut Glass.
• The 'WHR' Drawings for Cut Glass and the Origins of Broad Flute Style Cutting.
• The Glassware of Percival Vickers.
• Two Bohemian Engravers Rediscovered.
• Keith Murray Modern Glass.

Volume 3 (1990)

• Robert and Thomas Hudson: Newcastle Engravers.
• A 19th Century Glass Factory in Bolton.
• Christopher Dresser's Art Glass and Stained Glass.
• Enamelled Glass Produced by Stuarts from 1928 to 1939.
• Joseph Caffrey: Etched Glass from Percival Vickers.
• Mervyn Peake: A Poet in the Glass House.
• William 'Clyne' Farquharson (1906 -1977).

Volume 4 (1992)

• Early 19th Century Patterns from the Ford Ranken Archive.
• The Account Books of John Unsworth of Warrington.
• Glass Furniture in the 19th and Early 20th Centuries.
• The British Glass Industry in the 1950's.
• Geoffrey P. Baxter - Glass Designer.
• Cut Glass in the Pattern Books of Mathew Boulton's Soho Manufactory.

Volume 5 (1997)

• A Lost Stourbridge Glassworks Rediscovered.
• Cellars of Glass.
• Three Edinburgh Engravers.
• Whitefriars Lookalikes.
• The Survival of Traditional Design in Stourbridge.
• Automated Glass Production in Britain Since 1945.
• The Davenport Glassworks in the 19th Century.

Volume 6 (2001)

• Anglo-Dutch Drinking Glasses: A Comparison of Early 17th Century Material Culture.
• The Ordnance Survey and the Use of Glass.
• The Sunderland Glass Services: A Reappraisal.
• Uranium Glass.
• The Hartley Glassmaking Inheritance in Sunderland: A Brief History.
• Celtic Saints, Stormy Seas and Good Shepherds: The West Coast Windows of Douglas Strachan.
• Scratching the Surface: A View of Contemporary Surface Decoration.
• Wilhelm Pohl: A Postscript.

Volume 7 (2004)

• Medieval Glass Vessels used in Ireland c AD 1200-1500.
• "A most artful deception": behind the scenes of an 18 th century Scottish glasshouse.
• Bulb, Root or Hyacinth Vases in the 18 th and 19th Centuries.
• The Wyllie Family of London - Glass Cutters and Wholesalers 1792-1856.
• The 'Grotesque' Designs of Thomas Webb and Sons.
• Fenton Art Glass: English Inspirations for Design.
• Monart Lighting

Volume 8 (2008)

• English Wineglasses with Faceted Stems
  
  
• Selling Irish Glass to the English
  
  
• The Glass Industry in Manchester & Salford
  
  
• Helen Monro Turner - An Artist in Industry
  
  
• Captain H. J. Dunne Cooke
  
  
• Sam Herman - Father of British Studio Glass