The Glass Circle 1
1972
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* The Hoare Bills For Glass by W A Thorpe.
Enamelling And Gilding On Glass by R J Charleston.
* Glass And British Pharmacy 1600-1900
by J K Crellin and J R Scott.
* English Ale Glasses 1685-1830 by P C Trubridge.
* Scent Bottles by Edmund Launert. |
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The Glass Circle 2
1975
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* A Glassmaker's Bankruptcy Sale by R J Charleston.
* The Bathgate Bowl by Barbara Morris.
* English Ale Glasses, Group 3, Tall Balusters And Flute Glasses For Champagne And Ale,
by P C Trubridge.
* The Pugh Glasshouses In Dublin by Mary Boydell.
* Glass In 18th Century Norwich by Sheena Smith.
* Who Was George Ravenscroft? by Rosemary Rendel.
* How Did George Ravenscroft Discover Lead Crystal? by D C Watts.
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The Glass Circle 3
1979
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* The Apsley Pellatts by J A H Rose.
* Decoration Of Glass, Part 4: Printing On Glass, and Part 5: Acid-Etching by R J Charleston.
* The Jacobite Engravers by G B Seddon.
* “Men Of Glass”: A Personal View Of The De Bongar Family Of The 16th & 17th Centuries by G Bungard.
* English Ale Glasses, Group 4, Ale/Beer Glasses Of The 19th Century by P C Trubridge. |
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The Glass Circle 4
1982
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* Some English Glass Engravers: Late I8th-Early 19th Century by R J Charleston.
* English Rock Crystal Glass, 1878-1925
by Ian Wolfenden.
* Reverse Painting On Glass by Rudy Eswarin.
* The Manchester Glass Industry
by Roger Dodsworth.
* The Ricketts Family And The Phoenix Glasshouse, Bristol by Cyril Weeden |
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The Glass Circle 5
1986
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* The “Amen” Glasses
by R J Charleston and Geoffrey Seddon.
* Glasses Fok The Dessert, I. Introductory
by R J Charleston.
* Glasses For The Dessert, II. 18th Century English Jelly And Syllabub Glasses by Tim Udall.
* Possets, Syllabubs And Their Vessels
by Helen McKearin.
* Jacobite Glasses And Their Inscriptions
by F J Lelievre.
* The Flint Glass Houses On The Rivers Tyne And Wear During The Eighteenth Century by Catherine Ross.
* The Glass Carafe: 18th-19th Century by John Frost. |
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The Glass Circle 6
1989
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* The Glass Circle: A Personal Memoir
by Robert J Charleston.
* The Elements Of Glass Collecting by John M Bacon.
* Glass Imitating Rock Crystal And Precious Stones - 16th & 17th Century Wheel Engraving And Gold Ruby Glass by Professor Dr Franz-Adrian Dreier.
* William And Thomas Beilby As Drawing Masters
by Robert J Charleston.
* The French Connection: The Decorative Glass Of James A Joblin And Co Of Sunderland During The 1930s by Kate Crowe.
* The Windmills: A Notable Family Of Glassmakers
by Brian Moody.
* Joseph Locke And His Three Careers In England And America by Juliette K Rakow and Dr Leonard S Rakow.
* The Whittington Loving Cup by Peter Dreiser |
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The Glass Circle 7
1991
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* Dr Syntax In The Glasshouse by Cyril Weeden.
* 19th & 20th Century Commemorative Glass by Barbara Morris.
* Flashed Glass - An English First?
by Robert J Charleston.
* Three Williamite Glasses by Mary Boydell.
* A Note On The Discovery Of Two Engraved Glasses From The Pugh Glasshouse by Mary Boydell.
* Glass From 1850-1950 In The British Museum by Judy Rudoe.
* Some Chemical And Physical Characteristics Of Ancient Glass And The Potential Of Scientific Investigations by Dr Julian Henderson. |
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The Glass Circle 8 1996 |
* Memories of Robert Jesse Charleston (1916 -1994)
by Janet Benson, Paul Hollister, David C Watts, John Scott and Jane Shadel Spillman.
* Jacobite Drinking Glasses by Muriel Steevenson.
* The Crystal Chandelier From The King's Audience Chamber (Now The Privy Chamber) Hampton Court Palace by Martin Mortimer.
* Masonic Glass In England by Dr David Stuart.
* The Falcon Brick Cone Glass House; The Other Revolution Of 1688 by Roy G. Bendrey.
* Felix Slade, A Collector In Uncharted Waters, 1790 - 1868 by Hugh Tait.
* British Studio Glass by Peter Layton. |
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The Glass Circle 9
2001
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* Clubs and their Glasses in the Eighteenth Century by F. Peter Lole
* William Beilby and the Art of Glass by Simon Cottle
* Shades of Red. Part 1, the Copper, Red and Ruby Glasses by D. C. Watts
* Judging Jacobite Glass. A symposium held at the Victoria and Albert Musuem, 2nd November 1996:
Introduction to Jacobite Glass by Geoffrey B. Seddon
The Hoards of Jacobite Glass by F. Peter Lole
Observations regarding Historical Commerorative Glass in the Ulster Museum by John Bailey
A Reappaisal of ‘Eighteen Century’ Jacobite Glass by Peter J.Francis
Glass for Engraving by Wendy Evans
A Transparent Failure? Historians and Curators and Jacobite Material Culture by Dr. Eirwen Nicholson
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The Glass Circle 10
2005
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* The action taken by Sir Robert Mansell to preserve his patent monopoly of making glass with coal
by David C Watts
* The eighteenth-century glass bills and inventories at Traquair House by F Peter Lole
* Some letters from William Haden Richardson by Jill Turnbull
* Nineteenth-century British glass associated with Sir Richand Wallace by Suzanne Higgott
* Paul Oppitz (1827-1894) by John P. Smith
* The Biedermeier glass engraver Dominik Biemann (1800-1857) by Paul von Lichtenberg |
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The Glass Circle 11
2009 |
* 'Jacobite', 'Jacobean' and other Reproduction Glasses produced by the Edinburgh and Leith Flint Glass Company by Jill Turnbull.
* Glass Purchased for the Household of John Russell, 4th Duke of Bedford 1732-71 by Julia Poole
* Modeled et Tailes de Christaux Anglais by John P Smith
*Uranium Glasses - their importance in the 19th Century by Guenter Doerfel & Elke Gelfort
* E J Hillebauer - Freelance copper wheel engraver who lived in London and carried out work for Powell's Whitefriars glasshouse by Jeanette Hayhurst
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