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The Glass Circle 1
1972
(now out of print)

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.

Glass Cicle Journal Publication Number 1 1972

The Glass Circle 2
1975

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.

Glass Cicle Journal Publication Number 2 1975

The Glass Circle 3

1979

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.

Glass Cicle Journal Publication Number 3 1979

The Glass Circle 4
1982

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

Glass Cicle Journal Publication Number 4 1982

The Glass Circle 5
1986

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.

Glass Cicle Journal Publication Number 5 1986

The Glass Circle 6
1989

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
Glass Cicle Journal Publication Number 6 1989

The Glass Circle 7

1991

 

 

 

 

 

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.

Glass Cicle Journal Publication Number 7 1991

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.

Glass Cicle Journal Publication Number 8 1996

The Glass Circle 9

2001

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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

Glass Cicle Journal Publication Number 9 2001

The Glass Circle 10

2005

 

 

 

 

 

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 Oppitx (1827-1894) by John P. Smith

The Biedermeier glass engraver Dominik Biemann (1800-1857) by Paul von Lichtenberg

Glass Cicle Journal Publication Number 10 2005

Copies may be obtained from publications@glasscircle.org

(Copies of most of these publications will shortly be obtainable by ordering on this website.)

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