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| Broadfield House Glass Museum. |
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| www.glassmuseum.org.uk |
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| Broadfield House has established a reputation
as one of the major glass museums in the world. The museum has an
excellent collection of British glassware, much of which was made
in the Stourbridge area. The museum has permanent and temporary exhibitions
that cover the broad spectrum of glassmaking, from 18th Century tableware
through to Victorian cameo and modern studio glass. There is also
a studio, where visitors can learn about the skills of glassblowing. |
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The Red House Glass Cone gives an insight
into the practices, history and traditions
of glassmaking. There are exhibition galleries, detailing the story
of glassmaking
in the Stourbridge area, as well as the history of the cone itself.
There are also
demonstrations by skilled glassblowers, who give a practical insight
into the
various techniques of glass manufacture. |
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| www.cmog.org |
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| The Corning Museum of Glass is home
to one of the world’s most comprehensive and celebrated collections
of glassware. As well as detailing the many features of the museum,
the Corning Museum Website also has an online archive, providing access
to a wealth of information on the history and techniques of glass
making. |
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