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Courtesy of The Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, NY

The National American Glass Club, Ltd. is an international organization for those interested in the study and appreciation of glass, regardless of type, period or origin. Our mission is to bring together people with our same passion for glass so we can expand our appreciation for the medium. Explore these pages and you will see the benefits of joining the NAGC. Share with us your passion for glass. Reflect on its mystical properties, myriad forms and its ability for artistic expression. Receive our publications, attend our seminars and attend meetings of a local NAGC chapter. The NAGC was founded in Boston, Massachusetts as the National Early American Glass Club in 1933 and is incorporated in the State of Rhode Island as a non-profit educational organization, IRS Code 501 c. (3)
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Ruby Cut Glass Pitcher

Pitcher, ruby cut to clear, blown by Ralph Barber, cut by Charles Reeves
Whitall Tatum & Company, Millville, New Jersey, 1900.
Wheaton Village Museum of American Glass
Gift of Clarence Reeves

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