Site Map

The following information lists all of the pages contained within this Website, including a brief description of each page's contents and a link to the pages described.

An introduction to the Glass Association Website.

This page aims to publicise the latest information about general glass events, exhibitions and fairs that may be of interest to any glass enthusiast.

• Glass Exhibitions - 2009
• Glass Fairs & Auctions - 2009

News Archive:

• Cambridge Glass Fair
• European Seminar
• Galle Exhibition
• Heroes of The Wheel: Glass Engravers Exhibition
• International Festival of Glass 2008
• Glass Events, Exhibitions & Museums in and Around Manchester
• National Glass Fair
• Hi Sklo Lo Sklo Event Programme
• Ysart Conference

This section of the Glass Association Website has been created to keep members up to date with information covering important events in the Association's Calendar.

• 2010 Glass Association Calendar
• 2009 AGM Report
• Closure Crisis For Broadfield House Glass Museum
• South East Region Members News
• Hi Sklo Lo Sklo Event Programme

This page offers an overview of the publications produced by the glass associations.

The Glass Cone is published quarterly, keeping members aware of what is happening in the glass world.Issue Contents:

• Issue 72-3 Of The Glass Cone
• Issue 74 Of The Glass Cone
• Issue 75 Of The Glass Cone
• Issue 76 Of The Glass Cone
• Issue 77 Of The Glass Cone
• Issue 78 Of The Glass Cone
• Issue 79 Of The Glass Cone
• Issue 80 Of The Glass Cone
  
• Issue 81 Of The Glass Cone
• Issue 82 Of The Glass Cone
• Issue 83 Of The Glass Cone
  
• Issue 84 Of The Glass Cone
• Issue 85 Of The Glass Cone
• Issue 86 Of The Glass Cone
• Issue 87 Of The Glass Cone
• Issue 88 Of The Glass Cone
• Issue 89 Of The Glass Cone
• Issue 90 Of The Glass Cone

• Thomas Webb and the Rembrandt Guild
• The Cameo Glass of Thomas and George Woodall
• Goblets Galore & Goblets Galore Image Gallery

The Journal Is an outlet for recent scholarly research and contains articles on a wide range of glass related subjects, with emphasis on glass from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries.Sample Article:

• Uranium Glass By Barrie Skelcher

The information on this page details the contents for each of the previous volumes of The Journal, and includes information about ordering back issues.

Order form for ordering back issues of Glass Association publications.

Information about becoming a member of the Glass Association, and includes details about the benefits and features associated with membership.

Application form to be used when applying to join the Glass Association.

The Glass Association arranges three or four national meetings per year including an Annual General Meeting (AGM). These meetings are usually held on Saturdays and take the form of visits to museums, exhibitions, or factories, located at various locations throughout the country.

There are five regional groups in the Glass Association. These groups are located throughout the UK and members are allocated to one by means of their address.

This section of our Website aims to illustrate various examples of the many different types of glassware that have been produced over the years.

This page details the foundation and aims of the Glass Association.

Contact information for general enquiries or membership questions and applications.

Links to various glass related Websites.