The National Glass Collectors Fair

Exhibitors

Exhibitors List - 15 November 2009 Glass Fair

The following glass dealers exhibited at the last National Glass Fair, which took place on Sunday 15 November 2009. In the weeks leading up to our next glass fair we will update this page and publish details of the exhibitors who will be in attendance on Sunday 9 May 2010.

Our exhibitors stock various styles of glass from many different periods, so we have accompanied each exhibitor listing with information about the type of glass they sell.

You can also visit our Floor Plans page, where you will find the stand layout for our glass fair.

To see a selection of the glassware that was available to buy at our last fair, please visit the Preview Gallery.

Adam Aaronson -	Contemporary glass artist (including jewellery). www. adamaaronson.com. Artist Profile >>> Stand No. 4 - Hall 1

Peter Adamson -	Fine English and Continental glass from the 17th and 18th centuries. www.leslieantiques.com Stand No. 43 - Hall 2

M. Allinson -	Victorian and Georgian decanters and claret jugs. Spirit measurers and dispensers are a speciality. Also quality examples of 20th century glass, from makers such as Orrefors, Powell and Webb. Stand No. 41 - Hall 2

Anne Arlidge -	Contemporary glass maker. www.assendenglass.co.uk Stand No. 27 - Hall 1

Artius Glass -	Appointed secondary market specialists to Isle of Wight studio glass and studios associated with Michael Harris. www.artiusglass.co.uk Stand No. 83 - Hall 3

Ashmore & Burgess -	Art Deco glass. www.ashmoreandburgess.com Stand No. 61 - Hall 2

Vic Bamforth -	Contemporary glass artist. www.vicbamforthglass.com Artist Profile >>> Stand No. 34 - Hall 2

Lucy Batt -	Contemporary glass artist. www.labglassdesign.co.uk Stand No. 28 - Hall 1


Richard Bebb -	Specialises in the work of contemporary studio artists. Stand No. 92 - Hall 3

Roger Bench -	Victorian and Art Deco glass, as well as glass from the 1960s-70s. Stand No. 65 - Hall 3

Nigel Benson -	British glass from 1870 to 1980 and post-war Scandinavian and Italian art glass. www.20thcentury-glass.org.uk Stand No. 50 - Hall 2

Bonnons Antique Glass -	Specialists in 18th & 19th century antique glassware. www.bonnonsantiqueglass.co.uk Stand No. 14 - Hall 1

Broadfield House - Glass Museum	Specialist glass reference books. Stand No. 07 - Hall 1

Stephen Burke -	Victorian & Georgian glass of all types. Stand No. 24 - Hall 3

Sandra Callowhill -	Contemporary glass artist. www.sandracallowhill.com Stand No. 72 - Hall 3

Paul Calver -	Specialist in Rene Lalique. Stand No. 17 - Hall 1

Brian Carruthers -	Victorian & Edwardian Coloured Glass. Stand No. 22 - Hall 1

Bernard Cavalot -	Mid 19th to mid 20th century british glass. Stand No. 56 - Hall 2

Norma Clegg -	Quality Georgian, Victorian & Edwardian glass & jewellery From 1880 to 1940. Stand No. 36 - Hall 2

Cohesion Network -	An organisation supporting glass makers and artists. www.cohesionglassnetwork.org Stand No. 73 - Hall 3

Terri Colledge -	Contemporary glass artist. Stand No. 71 - Hall 3

Coritani -	Good quality 18th & 19th century drinking glasses & tableware. www.coritani.com Stand No. 44 - Hall 2

Steven Cornfield -	20th century glassware. Stand No. 96 - Hall 3

Brian Coulter -	Georgian & early Victorian. Stand No. 46 - Hall 2

Country Seat -	Specialist in Whitefriars. www.thecountryseat.com Stand No. 09 - Hall 1

Richard Covell - (Richvale Antiques)	Pressed glass. Stand No. 37 - Hall 2

Deco Dave -	Art Deco glass and lighting. www.decodave.com Stand No. 40 - Hall 2

Richard Dennis -	British 1950s designer glass. Stand No. 97 - Hall 3

Leda Drucaroff -	Good quality French & Bohemian glass, from makers such as Lalique & Val Saint-Lambert. Stand No. 82 - Hall 3

Peter Elliot -	20th century art glass. Stand No. 78 - Hall 3

Mike Enever -	Antique & modern studio glass, including jewellery. www.abfabglass.co.uk Stand No. 57 - Hall 2

Sharon Ford -	Various types of glass from the 18th & 19th centuries. Stand No. 30 - Hall 1

Friends of - Broadfield House	The Friends of Broadfield House are a group of glass enthusiasts who support the interests of Broadfield House Glass Museum. www.friendsofbroadfieldhouse.co.uk Stand No. 32 - Hall 1

John Gibbons -	Early 20th century art glass by Lalique, Galle, Tiffany, Val St. Lambert etc. Stand No. 91 - Hall 3

The Glass Association -	An organisation promoting the understanding and appreciation of glass and glass-making. The Glass Association will be selling past issues of their publications: The Cone and The Journal. Stand No. 58 - Hall 2

Derek Glenn -	Quality pressed glass. Stand No. 39 - Hall 2

Michael Goodrum -	Contemporary sculptural glass wall panels. www.visionaryglass.co.uk Stand No. 47 - Hall 2

Jennie Griffiths -	Various items from the 18th, 19th & 20th centuries. Stand No. 18 - Hall 1

Mervyn Gulliver -	Decorative Victorian glass, mostly from Stourbridge makers. Stand No. 59 - Hall 2

Michelle Guzy -	1950s, 60s & 70s English & Scandinavian Art Glass. Stand No. 67 - Hall 3

Charles Hajdamach -	Author of glass reference books. Promoting the publication of his latest title: 20th Century British Glass. www.hajdamach.com Stand No. 06 - Hall 1

Jonathan Harris -	Contemporary glass artist. www.jhstudioglass.com Artist Profile >> Stand No. 05 - Hall 1

Roger Harris -	Specialist in Art Deco & Art Nouveau art glass, including work by Gallé, Daum, R. Lalique, Tiffany & Thomas Webb. Stand No. 11 - Hall 1

Jeanette Hayhurst -	Fine antique British and European glass including 18th century drinking glasses; also post-war design. Stand No. 16 - Hall 1

Stephen Hazell-Smith -	Scandinavian glass by quality makers from the 50s, 60s & 70s. Stand No. 51 - Hall 2

Sue Holdaway -	Contemporary jewellery maker. www.sueholdaway.com Stand No. 81 - Hall 3

Miles Hoole - (Manorcroft Antiques)	Quality 19th & 20th century glass. Stand No. 33 - Hall 1

Dick Hope - (Cotswold Collectables)	Silver-topped perfume bottles etc. Stand No. 60 - Hall 2

Bernd Horst - (Weights-n-Things)	Quality antique and modern paperweights. www.weights-n-things.com Stand No. 63 - Hall 2

Philip Housden -	Good quality pressed glass. Stand No. 20 - Hall 1

Graham Hudson -	Specialist in Mid-to-Late 20th century art glass: especially Whitefriars and glass by Scandinavian makers. Stand No. 93 - Hall 3

John Hughes -	18th century drinking glasses & decorative Victorian glass. Stand No. 85 - Hall 3

Elaine Jackson -	Fine and interesting items from 1720 to the present day. Concentrating on Georgian wine glasses, Victorian tableware, Victorian coloured decorative and pressed glass, as well as a small collection of paperweights and dumps. Stand No. 1 - Hall 1

Just Glass -	Mostly in paperweights, but also examples of studio and antique glass. www.justglass.co.uk Stand No. 21 - Hall 1

Tracy Kohn -	1950s, 60s & 70s Art glass by makers such as Whitefriars. Stand No. 52a - Hall 2

Steven Lewis -	Scandinavian, Italian & British glass from 1920 - 1980. Stand No. 90 - Hall 3

Andrew Lineham - Fine Glass	Unusual and rare coloured glass 1810 to 1939. www.antiquecolouredglass.info Stand No. 2 - Hall 1

Ruth Lyne -	Contemporary kiln formed glass. www.ruthlyne.co.uk Stand No. 70 - Hall 3

Sheila Macdiarmid -	Art Deco & Art Nouveau glass. Stand No. 25 - Hall 1

Ian MacDonald -	Contemporary glass artist. www.imacglass.co.uk Stand No. 74 - Hall 3

Allister Malcolm -	Contemporary glass artist (including jewellery). www.allistermalcolm.com Stand No. 31 - Hall 1

Massimo Marino -	19th & 20th century Venetian glass, as well as other items from all periods, including Venetian beads. Stand No. 42 - Hall 2

Marris Antiques -	18th & 19th century English & Irish glass. www.marrisantiqueglass.com Stand No. 15 - Hall 1

Jim Megura -	An American dealer, selling mainly 18th century European glass, along with 18th & 19th century English glassware. Stand No. 62 - Hall 2

Bill Millar -	18th - 20th century hollow stemmed & engraved drinking glasses. Stand No. 53 - Hall 2

Helen Millard -	Contemporary glass artist. www.helenmillard.co.uk Stand No. 48 - Hall 2

Timothy Mills -	18th, 19th and 20th century English glass. www.antiqueglass.org.uk Stand No. 12 - Hall 1

Ken Mitchell -	A wide variety of glass from all periods. Stand No. 45 - Hall 2

Mike & Debby Moir -	Art Deco & Art Nouveau - Continental and British. www.manddmoir.co.uk Stand No. 38 - Hall 2

Pat Murfin -	Specialist in Scandinavian glass. Stand No. 89 - Hall 3

Tina Neale -	18th and 19th century collectable glassware, tableware, as well as other unusual items. Stand No. 29 - Hall 1

Mark Newsum -	20th century glass. Stand No. 95 - Hall 3

Tracy Opie -	Glass from all periods: 18th century to contemporary studio glass. Stand No. 54 - Hall 2

Christopher Pearce -	18th, 19th and 20th century. Mainly rummers and other drinking vessels. Stand No. 80 - Hall 3

Thomas Petit -	Contemporary glass artist. www.graphicresultsweb.co.uk Stand No. 52 - Hall 2

Philip & Ann Petrides -	Antique and collectable decorative glassware. www.great-glass.co.uk Stand No. 86 - Hall 3

Gary & Debbie Phillips -	Mainly 20th century glass. Stand No. 68 - Hall 3

Steve Piper -	Contemporary engraver. Also selling Victorian decorative glass. Stand No. 75 - Hall 3

Neville Pundole -	Modern studio glass & jewellery, including work by Peter Layton, Siddy Langley and Michael Crane. www.pundole.co.uk Stand No. 35 - Hall 2

Rapparee Antiques -	18th and 19th century English drinking glasses. Stand No. 79 - Hall 3

Duncan Robinson -	Mid 20th century to contemporary glass. Stand No. 98 - Hall 3

David Rose -	19th & 20th century blown glass, as well as stained glass. Stand No. 55 - Hall 2

Gordon Shaw -	Table glass from the 18th - 20th century. Stand No. 66 - Hall 3

Jill Simpkin -	Various items from the 18th, 19th & 20th centuries, including jewellery. Stand No. 49 - Hall 2

Alison Snelgrove -	Mid-century Scandinavian, Italian and English studio glass. Stand No. 88 - Hall 3

Chris Snow -	Victorian decorative glass. Stand No. 13 - Hall 1

Susan Solomons -	Various glass from the 19th and 20th centuries. www.portobelloglass.com Stand No. 03 - Hall 1

John Stallebrass -	Victorian, Arts and Crafts, English and Continental Art Nouveau and Art Deco glass - including Stourbridge, Powell, Scandinavian, Moser and Loetz. www.acisglass.com Stand No. 08 - Hall 1

Nigel Taylor -	20th century glass. Stand No. 69 - Hall 2

Tim Taylor -	20th century glass: mainly 1950s & 1960s. Stand No. 77 - Hall 3

Robert Tindal -	Early 20th century glass of all varieties. Stand No. 87 - Hall 3

Athelny Townshend -	Good quality 18th century drinking glasses and tableware. www.trocadero.com/athelnyantiques Stand No. 64 - Hall 3

Trudy Trainor -	Post-war art glass: especially Scandinavian glass and glass by makers such as Dartington and Sklo Union. Stand No. 76 - Hall 3

Joscelyn Vereker -	Georgian, Victorian and early 20th century tableware, as well as glass jewellery. Stand No. 10 - Hall 1

Danny Walker -	Mainly 20th century glass. Stand No. 94 - Hall 3

Nikki Williams -	Contemporary glass artist. www.kinki-glass.co.uk Stand No. 26 - Hall 1

Peter Williams -	1960s and 1970s Scandinavian and English glass. Stand No. 23 - Hall 1

Woodside Antiques -	Mainly 19th century glassware including decanters & rinsers etc. Stand No. 84 - Hall 3

Peter Wright -	Victorian & Georgian table glass. Stand No. 19 - Hall 1


Please Note: Some exhibitors names have been omitted for reasons of privacy