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Bristol City Museum provides a searchable catalogue of its important collection of ancient and Roman glass vessels and other glass objects, and a bibliography.
Features collection of British glass and glassmaking. Includes news, an exhibition guide, an events calendar, a reference library, volunteerism, hours, and directions. Located in West Midlands, UK.
Contains over 40,000 objects representing 3,500 years of glass and glassmaking from Egyptian to 20th century. Collections, exhibitions, education, demonstrations, events. Located in New York.
Major repository for African sculptures, textiles, pottery, beads, bead works, and metal items and seeks to preserve the cultural heritage of African people. Sponsors programs, workshops, and exhibitions. Located in Detroit, Michigan, United States.
Tacoma, Washington, museum of international contemporary art and glass.
Exhibits, documents, and preserves contemporary fine art in electric media and outstanding examples of neon signs. Located in Los Angeles.
A focal point for glass and glassmaking in Britain. Includes information on exhibits, activities, and workshops. Located in Sunderland.
Includes photos of works from the artists featured in the museum. Located in Japan.
Houses a national collection of British stained glass. The illustrated online catalogue can be browsed by designer, subject, date or place. Includes brief biographies of designers. Located in Ely, United Kingdom.
An exhibit oriented glass museum in Millville, New Jersey. Features hours, admission fees, a history of the village, FAQs, memberships, and volunteer opportunities.
The Kelsey Museum (Michigan) describes its collection of ancient glass from Iraq, Palestine and Egypt, with photographs. History and techniques of glass-making, especially glass-blowing. Roman styles.
Museum in St Helens, UK, displaying items from the St Helens Council Collection. On-line database of glassware in the collection.
Glass is a type of solid material which is typically brittle and optically transparent. ... The term glass developed in the late Roman Empire. ...
glass n. Any of a large class of materials with highly variable mechanical and optical properties that solidify from the molten state without
Providing education and information for the glass industry.
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