Links to Glass-Related Websites

LEFT – Mt. Washington Burmese tumbler with Queen’s Design decoration – Collection of Ken Depew RIGHT – Decorated Mt. Washington Peach Blow tumbler – Collection of Ken Depew

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LINKS TO WEB SITES ON GLASS

This page was updated on Mar 20, 2025

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SPECIAL	AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS	COLLECTOR ORGANIZATIONS
COUNCILS & ASSOCIATIONS	GENERAL	FACTORIES & MAKERS
MEMBERS’ WEB SITES	MUSEUMS	SCHOOLS & WORKSHOPS
YouTube Videos – COLLECTING, TECHNOLOGY & PROCESSES	SCIENTIFIC GLASS	PODCASTS ON GLASS
How It’s Made – About Glass

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SPECIAL

• Real or Repro An excellent source of information about fakes and reproductions. The link focusses on the glass section.
• Digging I-95: The Archaeology of Northern Liberties, Kensington-Fishtown, and Port Richmond Today pieces of Philadelphia s long and vibrant history are visible all around us. However, much more of the city s historic legacy remains buried in the ground beneath our feet, still waiting to be discovered. This buried history, in the form of archaeological sites hundreds or even thousands of years old, can be found all around us, preserved in every corner of the city, and in every neighborhood. Lots of glass history is being uncovered.
• United States Postal Service. Postage stamps honoring America’s First Industry – Glass
• Historic National American Glass Club Web Pages ca. 1999. The links are missing their image buttons but they’re all there and still work.
• StartLocal Guide To Glassmaking A valuable primer on Glassmaking for those starting out in glass as well as for the seasoned glass artist and collector. The page also ontains many instructional links to sites throughout the glass industry. CHECK IT OUT
• RECYCLING GLASS How A Used Bottle Becomes A New Bottle, In 6 Gifs. A story about recycling glass from National Public Radio’s FaceBook page plus follower’s comments. Good reading! Thank you New Beford Museum of Glass for the tip.

AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS

• Jeffrey S. Evans & Assoc. Auctioneers, Appraisers, Brokers, Consultants and Collections Management, Mt. Crawford, VA

COLLECTOR ORGANIZATIONS

• American Bell Association

• Antique Glass Salt and Sugar Shakers FaceBook Page

  

• The Paperweight Collectors Association – Venezuela
• ACGA – American Cut Glass Association
• ART GLASS FORUM | NEW YORK, New York, NY
• The Carder Steuben Club Corning, New York

• The Carder Steuben Club FaceBook Page

  

• Collectics’, The Collecting and Crafts Directory Glass Links
• Collector’s Online Club Directory
• Crescent City Depression Glass Society, Metairie, Louisana

• DelMarVa Depression Glass Club FaceBook Page

  

• Delmarva Depression Glass Club Maryland Web Site
• Early American Pattern Glass Society Colesburg, Iowa

• Early American Pattern Glass Society FaceBook Page

  

• Fairy Lamp Club Alexandria, Virginia
• Federation of Historical Bottle Collectors
• Fenton Collector Clubs
• Fostoria Glass Society of America Moundsville West Virginia
• Founders Chapter, National American Glass Club, Boston, Massachusetts
• Glass Circle London, UK
• GreatCollectible.com Online Antique and Collectibles Shopping Directory
• Heisey Club of California”
• Heisey Collectors of America
• Houston Glass Club, Houston, Texas

• Houston Glass Club FaceBook Page

  

• The Insulator Store
• International Paperweight Society
• International Perfume Bottle Association

• Michigan Depression Glass Society FaceBook Page

  

• National Cambridge Collectors, Inc.

• National American Glass Club link to FACEBOOK

  

• National American Glass Club link to its public – open forum page FACEBOOK

  

• National Greentown Glass Association, Inc.
• National Imperial Glass Collectors Society – NIGCS, Bellaire, Ohio
• National Milk Glass Collectors Society
• National Toothpick Holder Collectors Society
• National Westmoreland Collectors Glass Club
• New England Paperweight Collectors Association
• Old Morgantown Glass Collectors Guild
• Paperweight Collectors Association of Ontario, Ontario, Canada
• Paperweight Collectors Association of Texas , Austin, Texas
• Promotional Glass Collectors Association
• Pressglass-korrespondenz, Munich, Germany
• PYREX – Vintage Pyrex Kitchenware, Collectors Weekly
• PYREX Love
• PYREX – 3 Reasons I Love (and Collect) Vintage Pyrex
• PYREX Passion
• PYREX – Dans le Lakehouse – Collecting, Cleaning + Restoring Pyrex
• PYREX – The Pyrex Collector – Hunting For Collectible Pyrex Kitchenware
• PYREX Potluck – Corning Museum of Glass – Explore Pyrex Patterns, Recipes and More
• Rocky Mountain Depression Glass Society, Denver, Colorado
• Society of Moon and Star Pattern Glassware – The Moon and Star Glass Collectors Club Frederick, Maryland, 21701.
• The Stretch Glass Society, Sunbury, Ohio
• Tiffin Glass Collectors Club
• Vaseline Glass Collectors, Inc. (VGCI) , Russellville, Missouri

COUNCILS and ASSOCIATIONS

• Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass, Urbana, Illinois
• The Art Glass Guild, Art Glass Association of Southern Canifornia, San Diego
• American Craft Council, On Line
• Association professionelle suisse du vitrail, Romont, Switzerland
• Ateliers d’Art de France, Paris, France
• British Society of Master Glass Painters, Ilkley, West Yorkshire, UK
• Canadian Depression Glass, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• Contemporany Glass Society, Broadfield House Glass Museum Compton Drive, Kingswinford, West Midlands, UK
• Bundesinnungsverband des Glaserhandwerks, Hadamar, Germany
• Cape Cod Glass Club, NAGC
• CERFAV, Plate-Forme Verri re, European Research and Training Glass Arts Center, Vannes-les-Châtel, France
• Glass Art Association of Canada, Saskatchewan, Canada
• The Glass Association, Broadfield House Glass Museum, Dudley, West Midlands, UK
• Glass On Line – Web Service for the Glass Industry – HISTORY – DICTIONARY – “Glass” in Other Languages
• Historical Lighting Society of Canada
• International Glass Alliance, Kenosha, WI, Tato webov str nka bude k dispozici tak v cesk m jazyce brzy
• National Capital Glass Guild
• National Glass Centre, Sunderland, UK
• Paperweight Collectors Association, Inc.

• Paperweight Collectors Association FaceBook Page

  

• The Paperweight ConnectionL. H. Selman
• Portugese Association of Glass , Sacavém, Portugal
• Sociedad Espa ola de Cer mica y Vidrio, Madrid, Spain
• Society of Glass and Ceramic Decorators, Bethesda, Maryland
• The Stained Glass Association of America, Raytown, MO
• Warm Glass, Clemmons, NC
• Glass Art Society, Seattle, WA

GENERAL

• Ancient Glass Blog of The Allaire Collection A world class collection of Ancient glass
• The Oberk Company’s Antique Bottle Collector Resource Guide. Comprehensive information about antique bottle collecting plus well scripted and illustrated information on modern-day bottle, closure and labling proesses.
• Corning Museum of Glass – Glass: A Pocket Dictionary of Terms Commonly Used to Describe Glass and Glassmaking, Revised Edition
• Chat about depression glass – Elegant and Everyday Glass Forum A glass forum requiring no-fee registration. The Gallery tab contains useful information for glass identification without registion and some of which is drawn from commercial sources
• Emhart Glass Database of Modern Punt MarksForeign marks on bottles and other glass
• Glass bottle marks Great research tool for bottles, depression glass, insulators, glass factories, etc.
• Glass Factory Marks on Bottles
• Mouldmaker in West Virginia. Part One of a five part sequence on YouTube consisting of an interview of Paul Weinberger were conducted on January 22, 2011 in the Dorothy S. Daugherty Library for Glass Research at the Museum of American Glass in Weston, West Virginia
• A History of Glassmaking in London
• Just Glass Dot Com, All kinds of glass, bulletin board, etc.
• Library of Congress Catalog Search for books
• Join KIRK NELSON, President of the New Bedford Museum of Glass in Pinterest. Browse through startlinly beathtaking views of glass from around the world – a visual winner.
• Pairpoint Glass Knowledge Center, Historical documentation and manufacturing information necessary for the identification of Pairpoint products.
• PRESSGLAS-KORRESPONDENZ Gangkofen, Germany. A Pressed Glass Knowledge Center
• Pressglas-Pavillon.de An all-inclusive German site strong on European pressed glass. Many American makers are included
• Stourbridge Glass, U.K.
• WWW.EAPG.COM, Early American Pressed Glass
• Venetian Glass Info Comprehensice Information about Today’s Venetian Glass research and theories about ancient glassworking technology glass

• Twentieth Century Glass.com Glass Encyclopedia A commercial UK site, including an on-line shop, providing information covering an enormous variety of twentieth century glass. Emphasis is on British and other European glass.

GLASS FACTORIES and GLASSMAKERS

• Anchor Hocking
• Ardagh Group – North America – Glass bottles and other containers, catalog, specifics
• Ardagh Group – Origo Glass. The European Glass Catalogue, Bottles and other containers. – specific details
• Boyd’s Crystal Art Glass Company, Cambridge, Ohio
• British Glass, UK
• CAPPY Thompson’s inimitable painting on glass
• Chihuly Seattle, Washington
• Contempory Czech Glass Art Glass art in Germany and The Czech Republic
• Debbie Tarsitano Studio Paperweights, flameworking, hot sculpting, cold sculpting, casting, engraving, drawing, jewelry,designing and painting

• Debbie Tarsitano Studio FaceBook Page

  

• Salts, Dozens of European and other glass company catalogs 19th-20th c. Covering far beyond salts
• Glash tte Lamberts, Schuetzenstrasse 1 95652 Waldsassen, Germany
• Glass Fabricators and Glass Fabrication A commercial site linking to several industrial glass fabrication enterprises in the United States illustrating their products and processes
• Kosta Boda Sweden
• Lenox Glassware
• Mosser Glass Company , Cambridge, Ohio.
• The Oberk Company’s Antique Bottle Collector Resource Guide. Comprehensive information about antique bottle collecting plus well scripted and illustrated information on modern-day bottle, closure and labling proesses.
• Pairpoint Glass Factory Destroyed 1965 New Bedford, Massachusetts. WTEV News coverage.
• Pennebaker’s Red Fern Glass Osage, Arkansas
• PFB Building Glass South Africa
• Pilkington Self Cleaning Glass, UK Of technical interest with a good demo video.
• Riedel Glass Kufstein, Austria
• Steuben Glass New York, New York. Stuben has closed down but a page is still out there

MEMBERS’ WEB SITES

• Allan’s Paperweights, Glass Paperweights and Paperweight related objects and books
• Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
• Bard Graduate Center New York, New York
• British Museum London, England
• Cape Cod Glass Club, Chapter, NAGC Sandwich, Massachusetts
• Chrysler Museum of Art Norfolk, Virginia
• Clark Art Institute Library Williamstown, Massachusetts
• Clevelend Museum of Art Cleveland, Ohio
• Colonial National Historical Park, US Park Service, Jamestown and Yorktown, Virginia
• Conciatore – The Life and Times of 17th Century Glassmaker Antonio NeriPaul and Lori Engles
• Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum, New York, New York
• Corning Museum of Glass Corning, New York

• Corning Museum of Glass FaceBook page

  

• Corning Museum of Glass BLOG An interesting exchange of diverse information about glass – a MUST VISIT!
• Founders Chapter, National American Glass Club ,Boston, Massachusetts
• Getty Research Institute Los Angeles, California
• Glass Circle London, UK
• Green Valley Auctions, Mt. Crawford Virginia
• Heiden & Engle Studios – Fine Metal and Glass Jewelry
• Heinz, Senator John, Pittsburgh Regional History Center Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• Jeffrey S. Evans & Assoc. Auctioneers, Appraisers, Brokers, Consultants and Collections Management, Mt. Crawford, VA

• Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates Catalogued Auctions FaceBook Page

  

• Senator John Heinz History Center Anne Madarasz, Chief Curator
• Illinois State Museum Springfield, Illinois
• Library of Congress Washington, D. C.
• Metropolitan Museum of Art New York, New York
• Minneapolis Institute of Arts Minneapolis, Minnesota
• Morse Museum of American Art Winter Park, Florida a
• Museum of American Glass Millville, New Jersey
• Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass, Queens, NY
• New Hampshire Historical Society Concord, New Hampshire
• New Orleans Museum of Art New Orleans, Louisiana
• Oglebay Institute Glass Museum Wheeling, West Virginia
• Old Salem Museum and Gardens, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
• Pairpoint Glass Knowledge Center, Pairpoint Glass Identification System
• PatternGlass.com Elaine & Bill Henderson Albuquerque, New Mexico
• Peabody Essex Museum Salem, Massachusetts
• Philadelphia Museum of Art Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Pleasant Valley Antiques at Ruby Lane
• Private Stock, H. L. & P. C. Yocom, Art Glass and Porcelain Cleveland, Ohio
• Red Fern Glass, Osage, Arkansas
• Replacements Unlimited Glassware, Chinaware
• Royal Ontario Museum Ontario, Canada.Dr. Peter Kaellgren
• Saint Louis Art Museum Richardson Memorial Library, Saint Louis, Missouri
• Sandwich Glass Muesum Sandwich, Massachusetts

• The Sandwich Glass Museum FaceBook Page

  

• Schwind Antiques.com, An Extensive Collection of Glass, Yarmouth, Maine
• Selman, L. H., Paperweights Santa Cruz, California
• Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of American History Washington, DC
• Toledo Museum of Art Toledo, Ohio
• Winterthur Museum Library Winterthur Museum, Winterthur, Delaware
• Wisconsin Historical Society Madison, Wisconsin
• Yale University Art Gallery New Haven, Connecticut

MUSEUMS (Non-Members)

• Bennington Museum Vermont
• Carnegie Museum of Art and Library , New York, New York
• Dorflinger Glass Museum White Mills, Pennsylvania
• The Finnish Glass Museum, RIIHIM KI, Finland
• Fostoria Glass Museum Moundsville, West Virginia
• Glass Museum, Murano, Venice, Italy
• Golden Pioneer Museum, Golden, Missouri
• Greentown Glass Museum Greentown Glass Museum, Greentown, Indiana
• Hemingray on-Line Museum
• Houze Glass Museum Point Marion, Pennsylvania
• Heisey Museum Newark, Ohio
• Historical Glass Museum Redlands, California
• Imperial Glass Musum Bellaire, Ohio
• Kelsey Museum of Archaeology, University of Michigan
• Los Angeles County Museum of Art Los Angeles, California
• Milan Historical Museum 10 Edison Drive, P.O. Box 308, Milan, OH 44846-0308
• Museo dell’ Occhiale – Eyeglass Museum Pieve de Cadore, Italy
• Museum of Connecticut Glass, Inc. Coventry, CT
• Museum of Glass, Tacoma, Washington
• National Depression Glass Association Museum
• National Imperial Glass Museum, NIGCS, Bellaire, Ohio

• National Imperial Glass Museum FaceBook page

  

• National Liberty Museum Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• New Bedford Museum of Glass, New Bedford, Massachusetts

• New Bedford Museum of Glass FaceBook Page

  

• Ohio Glass Museum, Lancaster, Ohio
• Redlands – Historical Glass Museum, Redlands, California
• Texas A&M, MSC Forsyth Center Galleries College Station, Texas
• Tiffin Glass Museum Tiffin, Ohio
• World of Glass Museum St. Helens, UK
• Victoria and Albert Museum London, England
• West Virginia Museum of American Glass Weston, West Virginia

• West Virginia Museum of American Glass FaceBook page

  

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SCHOOLS & WORKSHOPS

• American Scientific Glassblowers Society St. Paul, Minnesota
• Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio
• Bucks Rock and Performing Arts CampSummer camp where teenagers can lear and experience glassblowing
• Bullseye Glass Resource Centers Portland, Oregon
• Chrysler Museum of Art Glass Studio Norfolk, Virginia
• The Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, New York
• Defying Gravity Josh Simpson. The making of a 100 lb. Megaplanet – for the Corning Museum Collection (and the World’s largest Paperweight).
• Espa o Zero S o Paulo, Brazil
• GAS – Glass Art Society Seattle, Washington
• Glassblower Information Comprehensive resource for glassblowing. Everything you ever wanted to know – excellent search tool.
• Glass Masters at Work: William Gudenrath. William Gudenrath, resident adviser of The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass, is a glassblower, scholar, lecturer and teacher. He is recognized as one of the foremost authorities on glassmaking techniques from the ancient world through the 18th century. This video shows how Gudenrath thinks about, understands, and recreates historical glass objects and applies this thinking to his own work.
  Like the others in this series, the film was shot at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass by award-winning documentary filmmaker Robin Lehman. The film gives students, artists, and anyone interested in the glass arts a unique opportunity to experience Gudenrath’s genius. Publication year 2010. This production is available for loan from the NAGC video library for a minimal shipping and handling fee. 2 discs, 124 minutes.
• Glass Masters at Work: Mark Matthews. This video presents Mark Matthews, a maker of extraordinary glass spheres, and demonstrates how he creates some of his designs.
  Matthews is renowned for the impressive range of techniques he uses to produce complex geometric patterns and realistic interpretations of animal pelts within glass spheres. For his marbles, Matthews draws heavily from historical influences that span the 3,500-year history of glassmaking.
  In interviews, the artist shares his diverse and sometimes surprising sources of inspiration. The film, by Academy and Emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker Robin Lehman, was made at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass, and it gives students, artists, and anyone interested in the glass arts a unique opportunity to experience Matthews’s genius. Publication year 2009. This production is available for loan from the NAGC video library for a minimal shipping and handling fee. 1 disc, 83 minutes.
• Glass Masters at Work: Vittorio Costantini. Vittorio Costantini is a Venetian glass master known for his precisely rendered small flameworked sculptures. He is inspired by nature, and he works with a range of subjects, including multi-colored insects, birds, fish, and flowers.
  Costantini’s pieces are celebrated for their accuracy of form and truth to detail. The film, by Academy and Emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker Robin Lehman, was made at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass, and it gives students, artists, and anyone interested in the glass arts a unique opportunity to experience Costantini’s genius. Publication Year 2010 57 minutes. This production is available for loan from the NAGC video library for a minimal shipping and handling fee. 1 disc, 57 minutes.
• Glass Masters at Work: Lino Tagliapietra. Award-winning documentary filmmaker Robin Lehman catches the drama and intensity of maestro Lino Tagliapietra creating his inventive works in glass. Filmed at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass during a special, private workshop and dramatically set to music for a dazzling sensory experience. 2010. This production is available for loan from the NAGC video library for a minimal shipping and handling fee. 2.5 minutes
• Goggle Center for the Arts Reading, Pennsylvania
• Greenwood Glass, Riverton, Connecticut
• Hands-On-Glass Baker St. Corning, New York
• Haystack Mountain School of Crafts Deer Isle, Maine
• Lightwriters Neon Northbrook, Illinois
• More Fire Glass Studio Rochester, New York Glass Axis, 1341-B Norton Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43212, TEL: 614.291.4250
• Ox-Bow School of Art and Artist Residency, Saugatuck, Michigan
• Penland School of Crafts Penland, North Carolina

• The Pilchuck FaceBook Page

  

• The Pittsburgh Glass Center, Pitttsburgh, Pennsylvania
• RDW Stained Glass Studios, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom
• Public Glass San Francisco Bay Area, California
• Rhode Island School of Design Providence, Rhode Island
• Toledo Museum of Art Glass Pavillion, Toledo, Ohio
• Urban Glass Brooklyn, New York
• Vetroricerca, Glas&Modern
• Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts, Department of Craft/Material Studies, Richmond, Virginia
• Workhouse Art Center, Lorton, Virginia

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YouTube Videos – COLLECTING, TECHNOLOGY and PROCESSES

• The Oberk Company’s Antique Bottle Collector Resource Guide. Comprehensive information about antique bottle collecting plus well scripted and illustrated information on modern-day bottle, closure and labling proesses.
• Handmade Glass Production, Part 1. Palma Glass, Netherlands – Brothers On Bikes YouTube video (10 min.)
• Handmade Glass Production, Part 2. Palma Glass, Netherlands – Brothers On Bikes YouTube video (7:28 min.)
• Glass Making Demonstration at Corning Museum of Glass. YouTube video (8:46 min.)
• Making Glass Cane, Corning Museum of Glass YouTube video (3:43 min.)
• Corning Museum of Glass Part 1, A brief visit YouTube video (8:04 min.)
• Corning Museum of Glass Part 2, Ancient Glass YouTube video (2:36 min.)
• Making Glass Wasp Nests, Mark Swanson, Tacoma WA, Museum of Glass (4:43 min)
• 2300 at The Corning Museum of Glass YouTube video (2:16 min.)
• Marbles – How They Are Made (5:06 min)
• Fenton Glass Master Workshop Dave Fetty and Frank Workman Part 1 (8:58 min)
• Fenton Glass Master Workshop Dave Fetty and Frank Workman Part 2 (10:00 min)
• Fenton Glass Master Workshop Dave Fetty and Frank Workman Part 3 (10:14 min)
• Fenton Glass Master Workshop Dave Fetty and Frank Workman Part 4 (9:40 min)
• Fenton Glass, 1905-2007 Part 1 of 2 (8:11 min)
• Fenton Glass, 1905-2007 Part 2 of 2 (8:26 min)
• Hand Making Glass Marbles. Larry Zengel & Brett Young YouTube video (2:33 min.)
• Thomas Chapman–Liquid Colors, Frozen in Glass, Part 1 YouTube video (15:45 min.)
• Thomas Chapman–Liquid Colors, Frozen in Space, Part 2 YouTube video (8:21 min.)
• Bottle Manufacturing Process, Anchor Glass Corporation YouTube video (4:49 min.)
• Cuban bottle recycling, El arte cubano de reciclar botellas para hacer vasos. Drinking glasses from old bottles (0.42)
• Riedel Glass, Kufstein, Austria. The Glass Production, video (3:35 min)
• Bush Glass part 1, Glass Blowing at Kitengela Glass, Kenya, Africa The furnce, raw materials, processes, experimental molds (2002), YouTube video (9:40 min)
• Bush Glass part 2, Glass Blowing at Kitengela Glass, Kenia, Africa Using found objects, etc. (2002) YouTube video (9:56 min)
• Holdman Hot Glass Hand Blown Glass Making, video (7:25 min)
• Hot Glass on a Cruise Ship, Corning Museum of GlassThe Hot Glass Show on the Celebrity Equinox, YouTube video (2:50 min)
• How to Collect Flint Glass : Introduction to Flint Glass Collecting Sue Shea (2:19 min)
• Collecting American Brilliant Cut Glass Cider Pitchers Carol Weir From ACGA Explains Collecting American Brilliant Cut Glass Cider Pitchers (4:00 min)
• Collecting American Brilliant Cut Glass Cider Pitchers Setting up the American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Rarities Exhibit at the July 2009 American Cut Glass Association Convention in Tysons Corner, VA. (8:04 min)
• Collecting American Brilliant Cut Glass Cider Pitchers Presentation on American Cut Glass Circa 1876-1917, AGCA (9:09 min)
• Making Reticello Blanks, Michael Raman, DC Glassworks
• Ramanglass – Royal Glass Masters At work Lino Tagliapietra, Luciano Vistosi, Alfredo Barbini, Flavio Barbini (16.58 min)
• Kari Alakoski & Panu Turunen (Many more in YouTube – search “Finnish Glass”)
• Martha Stewart with Maximilian Riedel. Wine Glasses – Which one to use with which wine (8:18 min.)

• Excellent Narrated Video. Libbey Glass Company – Owens Bottle MachineLibbey Glass Co. Early History, Owens Bottle Machine in Operation with Mike Owens (7:56 min).

  SCIENTIFIC GLASS

• Allen Scientific Glass Boulder, Colorado
• American Scientific Glassblowers Society Machias, New York
• Antique Scientific Glass, Netherlands Glass Blowers, History, X-Ray Tubes, CRTs, Geissler Tubes, Lecher Tubes, Holtz Tubes, Plücker Tubes, Crookes Tubes, etc.
• Antiques of Science and Technology Wakefield, Massachusetts
• Aqua Lab Technologies – Scientific Glass Riverside, Californa – Laboratory glassware identification.

• Corning Museum of Glass, Innovation CenterCorning New York

  GLASS – HOW IT’S MADE

• Information on glassblowing and glass links published by oberk.com.
• The Oberk Company’s Antique Bottle Collector Resource Guide. Comprehensive information about antique bottle collecting plus well scripted and illustrated information on modern-day bottle, closure and labling proesses.
• How It’s Made – Glass Bottles (5:31 mins)
• How It’s Made – Pressed Glass (5:00 mins)
• Saphire Glass – A Super Glass On Your iPhone 6 (5:01 mins)

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Pitcher, Blown, United States, ca. 1940’s, Clevenger Bros., Clayton, New Jersey. Private collection