Some exciting news this week... my friend Angela has published the introductory volume to her London Lampworkers trilogy. This is such a fascinating area for glass collectors, and the intro book gives a oversight of lampworkers in London, explaining how what lampwork is, who made it and how they came to be in London.
The trilogy will cover three main lampworkers: Bimini, Pirelli, and Komaromy.
The introductory volume is also now available in paperback format - see new link added below.
You can find Angela's introductory volume on sale in the Amazon Kindle store - click the link below to go straight there:
Showing posts with label glass animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glass animals. Show all posts
Friday, 1 March 2013
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
Alavna Vintage & Collectable Glass
My new webshop selling Vintage & Collectable Glass is now live: http://alavna.yobunny.co.uk/ lots more stock to add, so that'll keep me busy for the rest of the week!!!
Friday, 9 December 2011
Sklo Union Glass Collection - Still some left...
http://www.sklo-union-glass.com
There are still some really nice pieces of Czech glass to be had here, plus some other glass, so check it out before you miss it!
There are still some really nice pieces of Czech glass to be had here, plus some other glass, so check it out before you miss it!
Thursday, 3 November 2011
Gift Idea: Glass website subscriptions
Christmas is coming and we're all wondering what to buy for Christmas... some of us have friends who really enjoy the research side of glass collecting, so how about buying them a gift subscription to one of Frank Andrew's amazing glass websites?
Frank runs the Glass Zoo, where he collects info and photos of all sorts of animals and figures made from glass; and he also runs the Glass Study, where he is digitising and sharing a huge amount of material from his own and other collections. The material includes catalogues, articles, advertisements and much much more and a subscription gives you unlimited access for the period of the subscription.
Subscriptions for the Glass Zoo are just €10 for 2 years, whilst the Glass Study is a little more at €30 per year, but both are far outweighed by access to some of the most amazing glass information available online.
And the collection is growing all the time, so you actually get more for your money as the year passes... you can't say the same about a box of chocolates now, can you?!
Frank runs the Glass Zoo, where he collects info and photos of all sorts of animals and figures made from glass; and he also runs the Glass Study, where he is digitising and sharing a huge amount of material from his own and other collections. The material includes catalogues, articles, advertisements and much much more and a subscription gives you unlimited access for the period of the subscription.
Subscriptions for the Glass Zoo are just €10 for 2 years, whilst the Glass Study is a little more at €30 per year, but both are far outweighed by access to some of the most amazing glass information available online.
And the collection is growing all the time, so you actually get more for your money as the year passes... you can't say the same about a box of chocolates now, can you?!
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