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stourbridge glass fair
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An important addition to the programme, this fair will bring another dimension to the festival.
Exhibitors from all parts of the UK will converge on this historic glass-making area bringing together antique and collectable glass from around the world and from all periods, including exciting contemporary pieces. Visitors to the festival will now have the opportunity to view and buy all types of glass including Georgian, Art Nouveau and Art Deco, Continental, pressed, paperweights, Whitefriars and other twentieth century British and European design.
Please scroll down for floorplan and exhibitor list.
Times and admission
The fair is open from 10.30am - 4.00pm.
Admission is £3.00.
the venue
The full address is listed below:
Crystal Leisure Centre
Bell Lane
Stourbridge
DY8 1AE
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For more information about the venue visit the Centre's website.
directions by road:
Exit M5 at Junction 3 and follow signs for Kidderminster along A456 for about 3 miles. At lights turn right along A491 Stourbridge Road. At island bear left toward town centre (A491). Join ring road left , move to right hand lane and follow line of the buildings. Leave the ring road at second exit as you pass the external water flume of the Sports Centre. As you approach Bell Street on your left is the public multi-storey car park (no parking fees on Sundays). Walk out of the car park and the Leisure Centre is to your right.
From the South:
Exit M5 at Junction 4, follow signs for Stourbridge.This will lead directly to the A491, then proceed as above.
parking:
Free parking is available on Sundays in the Bell Street multi-storey car park which is less than 100 yds from the venue.
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floorplan
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exhibitor list:
Adam Aaronson - Aaronson Noon Ltd (stand 6)
Hand blown glass with a contemporary style
Peter Adamson (stand 30)
Fine English & Continental glass from the 17th and 18th centuries
mary allinson (stand 4)
18th, 19th & 20th century decanters, glasses & tantaluses
Artius Glass - Ron & Ann Wheeler (stand 23)
20th century studio glass including Isle of Wight
Ian Bamforth (stand 29)
Contemporary maker
Vic Bamforth (stand 42)
Contemporary maker; graal specialist
Richard Bebb (stand 47)
Late 20th century studio glass and art glass
Nigel Benson - 20th Century Glass (stand 24)
British glass from 1870-1980, some post-war Scandinavian & Continental
Brian Carruthers (stand 39)
Victorian and Edwardian coloured glass
Bernard Cavalot - Bernard Cavalot Glass (stand 32)
British, mainly mid 19th - mid 20th century
barbara coulam - clerestory glass (stand 43)
Contemporary maker using recycled glass
cut glass search - val lloyd (stand 35)
Cut glass matching service
Leda Drucaroff - Leda Drucaroff Antiques (stand 18)
Bohemian, Lalique, Galle, Moser and Daum (pre 1939)
Derek Duxbury ( 36)
Victorian and cranberry glass
Peter Elliot (stand 1)
Mixed Continental & British
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Sharon Ford (stand 21)
English and Continental 19th century decorative & functional glass
Michael Goodrum - Visionary Glass (stand 12)
Contemporary fused glass wall art
jennie griffiths (stand 20)
Mixed 18th & 19th century
mervyn gulliver - m.g. antiques (stand 45)
Mixed 19th & 20th century
Michelle Guzy (stand 9)
Scandinavian, Mdina & IOW plus contemporary glass
bob hall paperweights (stand 49)
Paperweights
Roger Harris (stand 40)
Art Nouveau, Art Deco & art glass
philip housden (stand 31)
Victorian pressed glass
Graham Hudson (stand 3)
Mixed 20th century
john hughes (stand 48)
18th and 19th century
Elaine Jackson (stand 25)
19th century decanters and some 18th century wines; Victorian decorative; pressed glass
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Tracy Kohn (stand 56)
20th century British and Scandinavian
sheila Macdiarmid (stand 52)
Art Nouveau and Art Deco
Ian Macdonald (stand 28)
Contemporary maker
Massimo Marino (stand 15)
Italian and fine quality art glass
Robert Marris - Marris Antiques (stand 19)
Fine quality English & Irish glass
christopher marshall (stand 10)
Gillies Jones glass
Ray Metcalfe - Sweetbriar Gallery (stand 41)
Paperweights
bill millar (stand 38)
General 20th century
Helen Millard (stand 26)
Contemporary maker
Tim Mills - (stand 17)
18th-20th century English glass
ken mitchell - mainly glass- (stand 14)
19th-20th century glass
M & D Moir (stand 33)
Art Nouveau & Art Deco Glass; R. Lalique, Daum, Moser, Galle and WMF Ikora etc
tina neale (stand 55)
18th & 19th century table glass
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Carol Paterson (unABLE TO ATTEND THIS FAIR)
20th century art glass including Scottish
Chris Pearce (stand 16)
19th century rummers
p & a Petrides (stand 54)
Antique & collectable up to c. 1970
gary phillips (stand 46)
General 20th century
Richard Pietkiewicz - crystal art glass (stand 13)
Sabino, Lalique and contemporary Bohemian glass
Julian saunders (stand 53)
Modern glass wiith an emphasis on Scandinavian
Caroline Scully (stand 56)
Contemporary Maker
Gordon Shaw (stand 37)
Table glass from 18th - 20th century
brian Slater - Just Glass (stand 27)
Paperweights & 20th century art glass
Susan Solomons (stand 34)
Georgian and Victorian
matthew sorrell- art from glass (stand 8)
Contemporary maker
christopher stephens (stand 50)
Victorian glass
christopher stossel (stand 11)
1930 - 1950 English & Continental cut glass and paperweights
Marie styrka - Glasspiration (stand 5)
20th century glass
trudy trainor - (stand 51)
20th century glass
Peter Trapmore (stand 44)
General 20th century, Mdina and Scandinavian
Joscelyn Vereker (stand 22)
Antique & decorative glass from 1750-1930
danny walker (stand 2)
Mixed 19th & 20th century
whitefriars .com (stand7)
Fundraising to buy Whitefriars moulds for the Harrow Museum
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