Month: March 2013

Probably the most famous Victorian glasshouse was located in Stourbridge, England. Known for...

Stevens & Williams was an English glass manufactory in Stourbridge, West Midlands. Its most...

Henry Greener – 1st Trademark The first chronicled production of glass in England was in 674...

The appealing pink of cranberry glass makes it the most collectable type of coloured Victorian...

Carnival glass is pressed and iridized glass manufactured between 1905 and 1930. It was made by...

Facts concerning lead glassware cut in Canada are hard to find. Certain collectors of American...

A Sugar and Creamer Signed “Dingwall” This small sugar and creamer set (circa 1905) is cut in a...

To understand the origins of English antique glass it is important to know the historical...

Caithness Glass was founded in 1961 at Wick in the far North East of Scotland, by the late Robin...

It is a matter of regret that Bristol’s ancient fame for making and cutting glass should...