A. H. Heisey and Company, Tom Felt, 178
Actress Glass, Mrs. H. A.Barker, 24
Adams & Company, A Closer Look, Jane Shadel Spillman, 163
Addendum to White House Crafts, 178
Addison Mosaic Glass Co. and its successors, Estelle Sinclair, 141
Adventures in Glass Collecting, Dorothy-Lee Jones, 28
Adventures in Glass Research, Helen McKearin, 141
Aventurine Glass, Lillian G. Pattinson, 57
Agata, Mrs. F. D. Fields, Mrs. A. G. Gustafson, 26, 41
Agata Glass, Pauline Moore, 82
All History not in Books, Miss Maybelle Manning, 22
Amberina, Mrs. J. B. Hitchins, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 26, 30
Amberina Blue, Mrs. Albin Stitt, 37
Amberina Formula, Dr. Edward W.Tinney, 129
Amelung Glass, Marjorie Hardy, 54, 55
Amelung Mansion, Silver Spring, Md.Chapter, 89
Amelung Tumbler, Newly Discovered, Jean Taylor Federico, Frank Innes, 125
Amelung, Two-bit Find Attributed to, Orva Walker Heissenbuttel, 136
Amelung's Glass Manufactory, Mrs. H. H. Milford, 34, 51
American Blown Glass of the l9th Century, George McKearin, 33
American Cut Glass Industry, Spillman, J - A Review, David C. Watts, 180
American Cut Glass Industry, Spillman, J - A Review, Kenneth Wilson, 180
American Fine Glass-The Birmingham Connection, Estelle Sinclair, 145
American Glass, A Slide Collection of its Origins and Development, Bruce Swift, 74
American Glass at American Fairs, Jane Shadel Spillman, 151
American Glass at Currier Gallery of Art, Lowell Innes, 95
American Glass at Two British Museums, Marjorie Bruce-Milne, 89
American Glass Company Signatures, May K. Limric, 50
American Glass Excavated from Alexandria Wells, Eugene F. Castrovillo Jr., 135
American Glass in History, Mrs. A. H. Smith, 29
American Glass in the Metropolitan Museum, Marshall B. Davidson, 15
American Glass, Its Origins and Development, Slide Lecture, 81, 83, 98
American Glass, Laymon Memorial Collection, 81, 82
American Glass, Wettlaufer Collection, Crawford Wettlaufer, Supp.
American Glassware, Great Trade Sale of, The Journal, 1875, 129
American Ornamental Glass Windows, Francis N. Allen, 127
American Pattern Glass, Harriet Roberts, 125
American Pressed Glass in Vienna, Jane Shadel Spillman, 183
American Wing, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Glass, Alice Cooney Frelinghuysen, 134
Among the Nicknames for the Pittsburgh Factories, Bonnie Bledsoe-Fuchs, 176
Amorial Decoration on Glass, Mrs. E. F. Timmins, 32
An Engraved Stiegel Pocket Bottle, Leslie Greene Bowman, 147
Ancient Glass, Dr. George Hanfmann, 10
Ancient Roman Glass, Frank G. Fitzpatrick, 44
Animals in Glass, Althea Gustafson, 58
Anniversary, 45th, Collecting Glass, 1933 vs 1975, Blanche E. Robinson, 122
Anniversary Vase by Barry Sautner, Marjorie Parsons, 181
Architectural Roof Ornament, Phil Steiner, 174
Argy-Rousseau, Gabriel, 128
Art Deco at the Chrysler, Patricia G. Slaasted, 128
Art Glass, Joseph Locke and His Art Glass, Nell Jaffe Baer, 98
Arts and Crafts Glass: C. Dorflinger and Sons and The Honesdale Decorating Company, Dr. Michael Clark and Ms. Jill Thomas-Clark, 187
Art Glass Unusuals, Mrs. Herbert Landick, 65
Artistic Glass From 1900 to the Present Day, Frederick Carder & Paul Hollister, Jr., 146
Attending the New York Historical Societies Paperweight Auction, Walter Barbe, et al., 175
Auction, Selling by, 131
Baccarat, 126
Baker Brothers Glass Company of Baltimore, Baltimore Trade Directory, 179
Bakewell & Ensell, The Pittsburgh Glasshouse of , Christina H. Nelson, 137
Bakewell, Page & Bakewell Celery Glasses, Arlene Palmer Schwind, Ed., 151
Bakewell-Graff Cut Glass, Arlene Palmer Schwind, Ed., 152
Baltic, Notes from the, Paul Hollister, Jr., 124
Baltimore Bottles, Some Notes on, Arlene Palmer, 130
Barbe, Julius, The Pattern Book Insights Into the Development of Burmese Glass: , Janie Chester Young, 158
Barger Glass Sold at Auction, Walter B; Barbe, 177
Baseball Trophy Exhibits Dorflinger Virtuosity, Walter B. Barbe, 179
Beads, Mrs. E. F. Timmins, 23
Beadmaker, Shari Maxson Hopper, Carmen Freeman, 184
Beaumont Glass Co., Flora Pattern Pitcher, G. Eason Eige, 162
Beauport: Windows for the Eye, Paul Hollister, Jr., 131
Beilbys' English Enameled Glass, Harvey Burger, 111-112
Bellflower Glass, 55
Bennington Vermont Museum, Marian M. Hitchins, 59
Berkshire Glass, Miss Lillian G. Pattinson, 45
Berkshire Glass Works: An Historical Account, Excerpt from the Proceedings of the Albany Institute, 188
Berwick Glass Collection, Clara W. Berwick, Mrs. J. B. Hitchins, 42, 49
Birmingham Cut Glass and the American Market, Peter Kaellgren, 158
Blown Glass, Early American, Mitchel Taradash, Kenneth Wilson, 42, 50
Blown Glass of Outstanding Factories, Dorothy-Lee Jones, 37
Blown Glass of the Pittsburgh District, Lowell Innes, 12
Blown Pattern Glass (Alias Blown Three Mold), Kenneth W. Lyon, 136
Blown & Pressed Glass, Mrs. Alexander Peckham, 24
Blown Three Mold, 4, 121, 136
Blown Three-Mold "Mutzer" Group, Rae E. Bloch, 111-112
Blowpipes, Libby Owens Glass Co., 25, 38
Bob H. Batty Library of Pattern Glass, Ellis Doyle Herron, Director, 74
Bogardus Balls, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 30
Bohemian American, Travels in Style: , Paul Hollister, Jr., 137
Bohemian Glass, 123, 133
Bohemian Glass, Mrs. J. B. Hitchins, 26
Bohemian Glass and Some of It's Relatives, Jerome Strauss, 31
Bohemian Glass at the NY Crystal Palace, 1853, Arlene Palmer Schwind, Ed., 152
Bohemian Urn Vase, The:, C. Peter Kaellgren, 133
Bohemian-American Footnote, Paul Hollister, Jr., 144
Bohemian-English Connection, Charles R. Hadjdamach, 142
Booklet, Twenty Decades of Glass, Dorothy-Lee Jones, 83, 85
Books of Interest to Glass Collectors, Richard C. Barrett, 82
Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Display at Centennial Exposition, New Facts About Old Sandwich, Nancy O. Merrill, 111-112
Boston Crown Glass Co., Lillian G. Pattinson, 46
Boston Glass Engraver de Bohemia, Arlene Palmer Schwind, 152
Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., Cobwebs from Sandwich, Paul Hollister, Jr., 122
Boston & Sandwich Glass Co, History of, Stephen P. Hayes, Jr., 60
Bottle Molds, Eight Rare, 1850-1870, Miriam E. Mucha, 141
Bottles and Beefstakes in Bristol, Laura French Sprague, 147
Bottles and Flasks, Charles B. Gardner, 58
Bottles, Baltimore, 130
Bottles, Early American Bottles, Rev. Rensel H. Colby, 19
Bottles in the Attic, Lorna Quimby, 175
Bottles, Naval Jelly, 106-110
Bottles, Norcross Collection, Mrs. W. W. Sansom, 82
Bottles, Pepper Sauce, A New View of , A. Christian Revi, 144
Bottles, The Lure of the Empty Bottle, Charles Gardner, 40
Bottles, Their Glamour Departed, Their Glory Remains, Warren C. Lane, 12
Bowls, Rose, Ruth Sparks, 111-112
Bride's Lamp, Mrs. H. W. Stone, 49
Bristol Glass, F. G. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Albin Stitt, 26, 38
Broad Glass, Mrs. Albin Stitt, 34
Bronze Plunger From a Pressed Glass Mold, Jane Shadel Spillman, 164
Brooklyn Flint Glass Works, The Yankee's Sharp Nose, Maynard E. Steiner, 187
Building of a Collection, Lura W. Watkins, 23
Bull's Eyes and Window Panes, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 27
Burgess, Thornton W., Glass to Sandwich Historical Society, 74
Burmese, Mrs. J. Herbert Landick, 39
Buttons, Mrs. Naomi E. Foss, James J. Metcalf, 12, 30
Buttons, Enameled, Mrs. R. H. Lawson, 47
Buttons in Kodachrome, Dr. George R. Gould, 30
Caines, Thomas, 136
Caines, Thomas: (Chain Decoration): His predecessors & His Contemporaries, Donald Ferland, 159
Cambridge Glass, Lura W. Watkins, 27
Cambridge Glass Lecture reprint, Lura W. Watkins, 106-110
Cameo by Harry Northwood, A., Dr. James S. Measell, 169
Cameo Glass, Mrs. Wallace P. Hood, Miss Helen D. Hood, 5, 6, 21
Cameo Glass of Joseph Locke, Leonard & Juliette Rakow, 138
Cameo Glass, Webb, Louis Neiman, 40
Cameo Glass (Woodall Plaque), 130
Cameo Scent Bottles, Mrs. R. H. Lawson, 18
Canada, Early American Glass in, ca. 1820-1860, Olive Jones, 168
Candlesticks, Lura W. Watkins, 3
Canterbury Cathedral Window Exhibit at Steuben, 120
Caramel Glass, Mrs. Gertrude A. Green, 60
Caramel Glass and Holly Amber, Mrs. Gertrude A. Green, 45, 48
Carder, Frederick, Paul N. Perrot, 52
Carder, Frederick, About Mr. Carder, 69
Carder, Frederick Carder of Steuben, Paul V. Gardner., 100-101
Carder, Frederick, Conversations with Mr. Carder, Cecily Philpot, 65
Carder, Frederick, Vase with Prunts & Threading, Betty L. Bromley, 60
Carder, Frederick: Working with, Paul Gardner, 132
Care and Cleaning of Glass, Charles Kazium, 47
Carnival Glass, Mrs. Howard W. Draper, 63
Carnival Glass Revival, 73
Carnival Glass, The Cinderella Glass, Betty L. Bromley, 76
Carpenter, James, Artist, Architecht, Engineer, Carmen Freeman, 184
Cased Glass, Mrs. R. H. Lawson, 21, 26, 50
Cast Glass by Steven Weinberg, Paul Hollister, Jr., 129
Centennial Exhibition 1876, Paul V. Gardner, 116
Chain Decoration: Thomas Caines: His predecessors & His Contemporaries, Donald Ferland, 159
Champlain Glass Co. of Burlington, Vermont, 56
Changing Tastes in the Collecting Field, Miss Alice Winchester, 15
Chelmsford and South Boston. Three Related, Helen Farnum, 111-112
Chinese Glass, Mrs. Nelson Marshman, 27
Christmas and Glass, Club Members, 27
Christmas lamps, candle holders and decorations, Glass, 13
Christmas Lights, Mrs. Frank D. Field, 24
Christmas Tree Lights for Royal Crowns, Arlene Palmer Schwind, Ed., 151
Chrysler Museum, Art Deco, Patricia G. Slaasted, 128
Chrysler Museum, Engraved New England Glass, Nancy O. Merrill, 131
Cinderella Story, Rita Clark, 78
Circle of Glass Collectors in England, John M. Bacon, 13, 16
Clam Water Glass, Club Members, 22
Claret Decanter, monogrammed "SJT," part of a service made for Governor Samuel J. Tilden of New York, probably Wayne County Glass Works of Christian Dorflinger, about 1874-1875, 189
Classic: A study in Early American Pattern Glass, Melvin P. Lader, 162
Clichy Millefiori Vases, Pair of, 129
Coin Glass, Mrs. H. A. Barker, Mrs. A. G. Gustafson, Mrs.George J. Terry, Joseph W. Limric, 28, 42, 44, 51
Collecting Glass, Ruth Tewinkel Suppes, 66
Collecting Glass: 1933 Versus 1975, Blanche E. Robinson, 122
Collecting Glass & Knowledge: Search & Research, Kenneth Wilson, 137
Cologne Bottles, Mrs. F. H. Cushman, 18
Colour, Please. Letter to the Editor...1851, Arlene Palmer Schwind, 164
Community & Factory, Glass Factories in Port Colburne and Wallacebura, Ont. Canada, Janet Holmes, 171
Contemporary Art Glass, Mrs. Nina F. Little, 12
Contemporary Glass Beads, Robert K. Liu, 181
Conversational Cullet, Homer Eaton Keyes, 4
Conversational Pieces of Glass, Betty L. Bromley, 76
Coolidge Lamp, Beatrice H. Stone, 44
Coralene Glass, Miss Emma D. King, 20
Corn Glass, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 27
Corning, Czechoslovakian Glass 1350-1980, Paul Hollister, Jr., 134
Corning Museum of Glass, Mr. Paul N. Perrot, 36
Corning Museum of Glass - Flood Damage, 104
Corning, New Museum, a Personal View, Paul Hollister, Jr., 130
Corning, New Museum, review, Paul Hollister, Jr., 122
Corning, Reply to the Personal View, Dwight P. Lanmon, 132
Corning's Eighth Seminar, Nancy O. Merrill, 85
Creating a Library Glass Legacy, Dianne Gregg, 179
Crests on Glass, 99
Cross, Frances Clemson, Colored Slides of the Collection, Marian M. Hitchins, 62
Crown Glass, Mrs. Albin Stitt, 34
Cup Plate Pattern, French Glass Tureen Reveals, Frank E. Robertson, 126
Cup Plates, Albert C. Marble, 1, 9, 10, 12, 16. 18, 26, 28, 30, 35
Curiosities of Glass Making, Review in Journal of Design and Manufactures, Vol. 1, 1849, 128
Currier Gallery of Art, a Tour Through Currier's Gallery's Glass with Lowell Innes. Curator, 106-110
Cut and Engraved Glass, Mrs. Dorothy Daniels, 29
Cut Glass, J. Michael Pearson, 99
Cut Glass, Joseph W. Limric, 45
Cut Glass, Mrs. Fay H. Elliott, 77
Cut Glass, Mrs. Walter Johnson, 65
Cut Glass - A Modern Glass Cutter, 99
Cut Glass Growing in Favor, McLure's- Marketplace of the world, 1920, 180
Cut Glass Ornament With Sulphide Bust of George Washington, Dean M. Zimmerman, 158
Cutting Glass, Art of: An 1890 Report, 159
Czechoslovakian Glass 1350-1980 at Corning, Paul Hollister, Jr., 134
Dagenhart, John - Dean of Paperweight Makers, Mr. George J. Melvin, 70
Dangers of Authentication, Lowell Innes, 31
Daum, Antonin and Auguste, 128
Days at the Factories: (Glasshouse forms and personnel), Paul Hollister, Jr., 124
Decanters, George S. McKearin, 14
Deccan, India, vase, Venetian, 182
Decorative Value of Glass, Roger Withington, 1
Decorchement, Emile, 128
Defense of Lalique Windows, Paul Hollister, 177
Definitions, Glass Terms, Lea S. Luquer, 106-110
Diatreta, Twentieth Century, Leonard & Juliette Rakow, 149
Disposing of Your Collection, Colin D. Sheaf, 131
Dolphins in American Glass, May K. Limric, 55
Doms, Francis, Ed. note, 129
Dorflinger, Christian and Sons: From a Corning Viewpoint, Estelle Sinclair, 156
Dorflinger, Christian Claret Decanter, monogrammed "SJT," part of a service made for Governor Samuel J. Tilden of New York, probably Wayne County Glass Works, about 1874-1875, (cover ill.) 189
Dorflinger Glass, Carl E. Ellis, 89
Dorflinger Glass, Identifying President and Mrs. Grant's, John Quentin Feller, 156
Dorflinger Glass, Identifying President and Mrs. Lincoln's , John Quentin Feller, 155
Dorflinger Glass Works, Mrs. Kathryn Hait Dorflinger, 20
Dorflinger Guard Presents, The, Helen Barger, Sheldon Butts, Ray LaTournos, 136
Dorflinger, John, Mrs. George Wheaton, 65, 71
Dorflinger and Sons and the Honesdale Decorating Company, Dr. Michaei Clark and Ms. Jill Thomas-Clark, 187
Dorflinger, Katharine Louise, John Quentin Feller, 148
Dorflingers, The Two Who Cared, Helen Barger, 80
Douglas Collection of Ohio Glass at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, Frances J. Puig, 149
Dry Sweetmeat Trees Investigated, Readers Response, Dwight Lanmon, Francis Allen, Maris Zuika, 173
Durand, Victor, Art Glass, Betty L. Bromley, 72
Dyott, Dr. (See Cullet from the world of Glass), Paul Hollister, Jr., 123
Eagle Cup Plate, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 31
Early American Glass, Mrs. Marietta Corr, 33
Early American Glass & Glass Blowers, Miss Marguerite Appleton, 21, 31
Early American Glass in Canada, ca. 1820-1860, Olive Jones, 168
Early American Lighting, Frank A. Woodhead, 46
Early American Pressed Glass Compote Bases: The Mitered Hexagonal, Margaret M. Fry, 170
Early Glass Pressing at Cambridge & Sandwich, Lura W. Watkins, 38
Echoes from Overseas, John M. Bacon, 18
Elegant to Everyday: American Glass Design, 1910-1950, Kyle Husfloen (Pt. I)186, (Pt. II)188, (Pt. III) 189
Ellenville Glass Works, Mrs. Albin Stitt, 30
Enamel Glass, 80
Enameling on Glass, Mrs. R. H. Lawson, 47
Enamelled Glass, 121, 136
End of Day Glass, Mrs. Austin Fittz, 21
English Cameo Glass Treasures on Display at the Corning Museum of Glass, 157
English & Irish Glass, Douglas Carson, 13
Engraved 19th-Century Glassware: The Search for a Print Source, Karen Marrow, 188
Engraved Goblet, De Witt Clinton railway, 135
Engraved New England Glass at the Chrysler Mus., 131
Engraving and Cut Decoration in Early American Glassware: Some New Finds, 186
Engraved or Etched?, Kenneth W. Lyon, 144
Engraving, Diamond Point, 121
Engraving, Doms, Francis, 129
Engraving, Dorflinger Presentation Pieces, 136
Engraving, Leighton pitcher, 129
Engraving, Ornamental windows, 127
Ensells,The Glassmaking, Jane Shadel Spillman, 189
European Glass Sold as American, Estelle F. Sinclaire, 150
Evening Glass, Mollie Dooley, 57
Evening Glass, Mrs. Albin Stitt, 37
Ewing, Caleb - In Memoriam 1913-1979, Lowell Innes, 128
Exhibition, Americana in Glass, Silver Spring, Md. Chapter, Supp.
Exhibition to Trace History of Drinks, Drinking Glasses, Eason Eige, ed., 169
Facets of American Glass with Ancient and European Comparisons, Dorothy-Lee Jones, 83
Factories - Days at the Factories, Paul Hollister, Jr., 124
Fakes & Reproductions, Lincoln Fifield, 48, 51
Falmouth Glass Company, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 24
Filigree Decoration in 18th-Century Glass - Tale of a Twist, Arlene Palmer Schwind, 133
Fire and Ice, Joshua Rosenbaum, 180
Fire Extinguishers, Mrs. Leroy Fitzhelbert, 24
Firing Glasses, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 25
First Meeting of NEAGC - January 18, 1933, 62
Five Approaches to Glass Study, 78
Flashed or Stained Glass, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 26
Flashing, Staining, Overlay & Cased, Charles Kaziun, 50
Flasks, Frank G. Fitzpatrick, 12
Flasks & Bottles, Warren C. Lane, 12
Flint and Lime Glass Manufacture in France, George Walker, 129
Flip Flop, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 24
Flips, Mugs & Wine Glasses, C. E. Ayers, F. G. Fitzpatrick, 9
Flower Design in Glass, Althea Gustafson, 59
Foval Glass, Dorothy M. Hoskins, 74
Fragments Tell Their Story, Frederick H. Norton, M.I.T., 1, 2
Franklin Glass Works, a History of the Portage County, Ohio, George L. Miller, 152
Freeman, Carmen, James Carpenter, Artist, Architecht, Engineer, 184
Freeman, Carmen, Shari Maxson Hopper, Glass Artist, Beadmaker, Mover & Shaker 184
French Glass Tureen Reveals Cup Plate Pattern, Frank E. Robertson, 126
French Style, Mechanization Cristaux, Moules en Plein, Miriam E. Mucha, 126
From "Carrying Boy" to "Gaffer," Crockery & Glass Journal, v. 58, no. 25, Dec. 17, 1903, p. 166, 185
From The Editor's Desk, Jane Shadel Spillman, 189
Frosted Glass, Mrs. Nelson Marshman, 29
Frosted or Camphor Glass, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 26
Fry Glass, Bulbous Pitchers, Dorothy M. Hoskins, 83, 84
Fun in Collecting, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander I. Peckham, 15
Further Foval, Dorothy M. Hoskins, 77
Futiques in Glass, Dorothy M. Hoskins, 41
Gadrooning - Contours in Joie de Verre, Francis N. Allen, 138
Gallatin, Albert, 134
Galle, Emile, Mrs. William A. Hewitt, 12
Gardiner's Island Catalogs, The Question of Attribution, Francis N. Allen, 123
Gentile Glass Co., 72
Georgian Glass with Cork Connections in Early Canada, Harold M. Good, 160
Germanic Decanter, A - Antecedents in American Design, Francis N. Allen, 134
Gillette Castle, Lillian G. Pattinson, 62
Gilliland Paperweights, A Tale of Detection, Paul Hollister, Jr., 91, 92
Gillinder at the Centennial, Paul Hollister, Jr., 117
Gillinder Glass, James Gillinder, 16
Gillinder, James, A Letter from, 17
Gillinder & Sons Cameo Glass, Susan H. Myers, 161
Ginny Ruffner: Tabula Rosa, 178
Glass America 1997, Ursula Ilse-Neuman, 180
Glass, America's First Industry, Miss Valentine Van Tassel, 27
Glass and Sensitivity-Following a Trail of Forty Years, Atsushi Takeda, 179
Glass Blowers and How They Worked, Early American, Thomas H. Ormsbee, 5
Glass Blowers of Florida, Lillian G. Pattinson, 52
Glass Blowing, Art of , Libby Owens Glass Co., 12
Glass Blowing, Demonstration Lecture on, Robert L. Phipps, 27
Glass Companies. The Story of Six, 106-110
Glass Cutter Florenze Singer, 111-112
Glass Dress, The, Jane Shadel Spillman, 152
Glass Eyes for Your Museum, Bonnie Bledsoe-Fuchs, 173
Glass Flowers at Harvard University, Herbert C. Fraser, 57
Glass for Flower Arrangements, Mrs. Mark Werman, 40
Glass From a Geological Angle, Lillian G. Pattinson, 52
Glass Furniture: A Statement of Luxury, Part I, Lisa Podos, 165
Glass Furniture: A Statement of Technology, Lisa Podos, 166
Glass Gardeners - Glass Flowers in the Ware Collection, 100-101
Glass Gatherings, Mrs. Grace L. Stammers, Mrs. Albin Stitt, 22, 34, 38
Glass House Pictures & Documents of Club Members, 9
Glass in Art, Miss Louisa Dresser, 15
Glass in Maine 1630-1820, Laura F. Sprague, 135
Glass in Pewter Mountings, F. G. Fitzpatrick, Charles Ayers, Mrs. Bertram K.Little, 13
Glass in the American Colonies, J. Paul Hudson, 90
Glass Knobs, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 32
Glass Menagerie, Leo Popper & Sons, Paul Hollister, Jr., 145
Glass of Fashion, The - A Reflection from Both Shores, Paul Hollister, Jr., 123
Glass of the New England Area - Its Antecedents and Comparisons, Lowell Innes, Dorothy-Lee Jones, 105
Glass Photography, J. T. Gotjen, 127
Glass Sleighs, Althea Gustafson, 57
Glass Tableware from the Nineteenth Century American Factories: NEAGC 50th Ann. Exhibit, Sylvia Applebee Lyon, 143
Glass Weaving, Signor Olivi, 7
Glass Workers Health Problems, 124
Glasses with American Ships, Jane Shadel Spillman, 157
Glasshouses, 124
Glassmaking in Vermont, Richard Carter Barret, 53
Glastenbury Glass Factory Company, Kenneth M. Wilson, 66
Gleanings of a Glass Collector, Dr. Henry G. Smith, 12
Glossary of Glass Making Terms, 81
Glossary of Glassmaking Terms, 79, 80
Glossary of Terms, Glass Paperweight collectors, J. P. Boore, 56
Goblets, Colored, Mrs. Edith Kendall, 21
Goblets in Portland, Oregon, 56
Graal Glass, Dianne Gregg, 171
Grandmother's Glass, Club Members, 50
Grashof, Anita L., Orrefors, The Glory Years, 184
Grasshopper Glass, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 24, 14
Great Grandmother's Glass, Elizabeth St. John Bruce, Mrs. Enid Louise Fairbairn, 26, 43
Great Trade Sale of American Glassware, The Crockery Journal, 1875, 129
Green, Arthur, Engraving and Cut Decoration in Early American Glassware: Some New Finds, 186
Gundersen Glass Works, Inc., 45
Happiness & Hazards of Amateur Collecting, Mrs. Albin Stitt, 30
Hard Times in 1820, Arlene Palmer Schwind, 147
Harvard's Glass Jars, 111-112
Heart Motif in Glass, Althea Gustafson, 58
Heckert Company, the Fritz, Dianne Gregg, 136
Helen McKearin Powers in Memoriam, Kenneth Wilson, 157
Hesse Kessel, The Art of Glass in, Dr. Franz-Adrian Drier , 84
Higbee Glass, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 26
Higgins: Adventures in Glass, Brian-Johnson & Pina, Bonnie Bledsoe Fuchs, 181
Historical and Commemorative Glass, Tracy H. Marsh, 66, 68
Historical Glass, Mrs. Frank H. Shumway, 20
Historical Treasure, A New England Co. Presentation goblet, Frank T. Innes, 126
History of Glass Club, 10, 19, 26, 31
Hobbies from A to Z, Miss Laura J. Levesque, 17
Hobbs, Brockunier and Co., Robert E. DiBartolemeo, 103
Hobbs, Brockunier and Co. Glass Factory Burned, Gary Everett Baker, 153
Hobbs Tree of Life, Identifying , Neila M. Bredehoft, Thomas A. Bredehoft, 167
Hofbauer, August V., Vineland, New Jersey, 75
Hollister, Paul Jr., Author and Lecturer, 86
Holly Amber, Mrs. Gertrude Green, 48
Homage to Robert Charleston, Paul Hollister, 174
Honesdale Decorating Co., & Dorflinger, Dr. Michael Clark, Ms. Jill Thomas-Clark, 187
Hopper, Shari Maxson, Glass Artist, Beadmaker, Mover & Shaker, Carmen Freeman, 184
Hugh Ferguson McKean Remembered, Alice Cooney Frelinghuysen, 178
Husfloen, Kyle, Elegant to Everyday: American Glass Design, 1910-1950, (Pt. I)186, (Pt. II) 188 (Pt. III) 189
Husted Mold Drawings, The, Gay LeCleire Taylor, 144
Identification of Glass, Mrs. Albin Stitt, 38
Identifying Dorflinger's Russian Pattern Glass at the White House, John Quentin Feller, 160
Imperial Glass, Pauline Moore, 93, 94, 98
Imperial Glass Company in Ohio, Edith Gaines, 74
In Pursuit of Provenance, Robert W. Hunt, 140
Indian Glassware, later, Western Imports, Part I 182
Indian Glassware, later, Western Imports, Part II 183
Information, Please, 6
Ink Wells and Ink Bottles, William E. Colville, Jr., 71
Inkwells, Mrs. Nelson Marshman, 25
Inkwells & Ink Bottles, Arnold Beverstock, 41
Intrepid Troupers, The, Virginia L. Wright, 174
Invited Speaker, Paul Gardner, 58
Iridescent Glass, Miss Emma D. King, 26
Iridescent Glass- Check List of Factories, Rae E. Bloch, 106-110
Irish Glass, Frank G. Fitzpatrick, 18, 26
Irish Glass, Phelps Warren, 104
James Bryce, The Man and his Companies, Frances A. Taylor, 181
Jamestown, Virginia Glass House, Miss Lillian Pattinson, 47
Jarves, Deming, and his Glass Factories, Part II, Barbara Bishop, 140
Jarves, Deming, and the Railroad, Ruth H. Davis, 140
Jarves, Deming, as Glassmaker, Part I, Barbara Bishop, 139
Jarves, Deming, Diamond Glass, Crown Glass, Hard glass resembling the garnet, 73
Jarves, Deming, New England Glass Company Decanters and Pitchers, M. Lelyn Branin, 73
Jarves, Deming, Presentation Goblet, Arlene Palmer Schwind, 150
Jarves, James Jackson - Venetian Glass at the Metropolitan, 120
Jewel Box Reveals its Treasures, Rita Reif, 178
Jewelry, Old Fashioned, Use of Glass in, Ethel Doane, 17
John H. Hobbs' Centennial And Goat's Head, Eason Eige, 164
Joseph Baggot, New York Glasscutter, Arlene Palmer Schwind, 142
Joseph, Jonathan J., Tiffany Glass Collection, 76
Josh Simpson: Experiments and Explorations, 176
Kaiser, Joan E. A Letter to the Editor, Ponemah Glass, 189
Kaziun, Charles - Master Craftsman, Caroline H. Swift, 45
Keene Glass, Harry Hall White, 7
Keeping Cool in Summer, Paul Hollister, Jr., 140
King Haakon Cup, Lillian G. Pattinson, 50
L'Escalier de Cristal - Notes from the Baltic, Paul Hollister, Jr., 124
Lace Maker's Lamp, Lillian G. Pattinson, 44
Lacy Glass, Helen D .Hood, Lillian G. Pattinson, 17, 51
Lacy Glass, Some thoughts on an Unusual Group, J. G. Stradling, 152
Lacy Sandwich, Mrs. Robert Armitage, 37, 49
Lalique, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 26
Lalique, Rene, 128
Lamp Work - Its significance to paperweights, Ronald Hansen, 76
Lamps, Charles Ayers, Joseph C. Mendes, Jr., C. Malcolm Watkins, Lura W. Watkins, 2, 3
Lamps, Burners and Fluids, glass lamps, H. W. Stone, 45
Lamps, Development of Burners & Fluids for Glass , H. W. Stone, 45
Lamps, Early American Glass, Lura W. Watkins, 59
Lamps, Evolution of the Glass Lamp, Mrs. Nina F. Little, 17
Lamps, Glass of the Kerosene Period, Mrs. Frank Dillaby, 19
Lamps, How Old?, H. W. Stone, 44
Lamps, Kerosene, Pittsburgh , Catherine M.V. Thuro, 150
Lamps, Oil, Fred Meyers, 111-112
Lamps, The History of Lamps, Charles Ayers, 36
Landick, VeraŃ Memorial Exhibit, Rae E. Bloch, 119
Larson, Emil, Glassmaker of South Jersey, 75
Late 19th C, Sweetmeat Trees, Thomas Crawford, 171
Launay, Hautin Catalogues, How to Read and Date, Miriam E. Mucha, 138
Launay Hautin & Cie catalogs, 126
Lava Ware, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 29
Laymon, Lillian Christine Memorial Collection, 81, 82
Leaching of Lead from Lead Crystal Glass, Anna K. Varsheya, Kevin P. Frederes, 172
Lee Pattern Glass, Dr. George Clymer, 24
Leighton Pitcher in the Corning Museum, The, Jane Shadel Spillman, 129
Leighton, Thomas, 126, 129
Lenox Crystal Bowl Inaugurates the Bush Presidency, Ellen Denker, 158
Lenox Plate Glass Company, 123
Lesson in Collecting, Bonnie Bledsoe-Fuchs, 172
Letter from a Colleague in The Glass Circle, Philip Whatmoor, 135
Letter From The President, Kirk Nelson, 189
Letter of Appreciation, George Ebner, 50
Libbey glass, 126
Libbey Glass Company, 106-110
Libby Glass, A Continuing Tradition, Dorothy-Lee Jones, 85
Libby Glass Co., Mrs. Albin Stitt, 38
Lighting Devices, Glass, Used in American Homes, Jane Shadel Spillman, 93, 94
Lighting Fluid - "Let There Be Light", 115
Lightner Museum of Hobbies, Lillian G. Pattinson, 52
Little Blue Vase and How It Grew, Elizabeth Howard Supple, 52
Little Cavalier Reconsidered, Gary Everett Baker, 155
Little Journey to White Mills, Anonymous (Wayne County Citizen, 1914), 174
Locke Art Glass, Pomona, New England Glass Co., Recent Discoveries, Beatrice Sheer Smith, 188
Locke Art Glass, Pomona, New England Glass Co., Beatrice Sheer Smith, 184
Locomotives & Lincolniana, Charles Ayers, 14
Looking Forward, Mrs. Ada Danforth, 5
Lorimer - The George H. Lorimer Collection of American and European Glass at The Philadelphia Museum of Art, Miriam E. Mucha, 121
Lure of color and variety in glass, Mrs. Ralph Kreidler, 13
Lustres, Mrs. Albin Stitt, 35
Lutz Glass, Victor Lutz, 6, 38
Lutz, Nicholas, Victor E. Lutz, 62
Lutz, Victor E. In Memoriam, 84
Maine Considers Glassmaking, Arlene Palmer Schwind, 157
Maine Glass in 1630-1820, Laura F. Sprague, 135
Maize Art Glass, 98
Making Glass Beads, Jenkins - A Review, Lucartha Kohler, 181
Making Glass Flowers, Paul Stankard, 171
Manuscripts, Hints on, 129
Marble or Slag Glass, Mrs. Austin Fittz, 21
Marbles, Albert C. Marble, 24
Markel, Stephen, Western Imports and the Nature of Later Indian Glassware, Part I, 182
Markel, Stephen, Western Imports and the Nature of Later Indian Glassware, Part II, 183
Markel, Stephen, Western Imports and the Nature of Later Indian Glassware, Part III, 185
Marrow, Karen, Engraved 19th-Century Glassware: The Search for a Print Source, 188
Mary Gregory, Dr. & Mrs. Herman A. Morrill, 17
Mary Gregory, Mrs. George W. Douglas, 38
Mary Gregory, Mrs. H. A. Barker, Mrs. Laurence Foster, 24, 26
Masonic Firing Glasses, Steven E. Patrick, 159
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association Exhibition, 1837, 119
Mechanization. French Style- Cristaux, Maules en Plein, Miriam E. Mucha, 126
Meissen Porcelain Designed From Glass: Part I, Joachin Kunze, 153
Meissen Porcelain Designed From Glass: Part II, Joachin Kunze, 154
Memorial & Historical, A. C. Marble, F. G. Fitzpatrick, Philip B. Bradbury, 12
Memorial Window in the Public Library, Corning, N.Y., Frederick Carder, 52
Mephistopheles, Mrs. Albin Stitt, 35
Metropolitan Museum features American Glass, 25
Metropolitan Museum of Art - Glass in the American Wing, 134
Mid-Western Glass Houses, Lowell Innes, 61
Midwestern Pressed Glass, Unrecorded, 1855-1860: Part I, G. Eason Eige, 155
Midwestern Pressed Glass, Unrecorded, 1855-1860: Part II, G. Eason Eige, 159
Milk Glass, Mrs. E. M. Belknap, 41
Milk Pan, Glass, 189
Millefiori, Mrs. R. H. Lawson, A. Christian Revi, 26, 49
Millefiori Bowls, Four Italian Nineteenth Century at the Metropolitan, Paul Hollister, Jr., 120
Millville Mantel Ornament Identifies, Gay LeCleire Taylor, 143
Miniatures, Grace Lyman Stammers, 14
Mirror, Marriage, Lillian Pattinson, 49
Mirrors, 123
Mirrors, Samuel A. Griswold, 15
Mirrors, Courting , Lillian G. Pattinson, 55
Moje, Klaus, 128,
Molds, Whittled, Dr. Julian Toulouse, 82
Monart Glass, Paul Hollister, Jr., 118
Monticello Archaeological Glass, Sandy Sanford, 139
Morse Gallery of Art, Ward Jackson, 63
Mosaics - Beauty: A Gift of Mosaic, Ellen Roberts, 136
Mother of Pearl, Mrs. H. A. Barker, Mrs. John B. Hitchins, 24, 26
Mother of Pearl Satin Glass, Marian M. Hitchins, 57
Mount Washington Glass Works, Kenneth W. Wilson, 46
Mt. Washington Glass Company, 81, 82
Mt. Washington Glass Works and its English Relations in the late Nineteenth Century, Kenneth M. Wilson, 78
Mt. Washington Glass Works, Wares at the Philadelphia International Exhibition 1876, 67
Mughal glass, 182
Murano, 128
Museum, American Glass, Currier Gallery of Art, Lowell Innes, 95
Museum, Anna S. Houston Memorial Antique Museum, 86
Museum, Toledo Museum's New Glass Gallery, Dorothy-Lee Jones, 93, 94
Museum Tribute to Glass Industry in New Bedford, 90
Musical Glasses, Mrs. George J. Ferry, 53
Musical Glasses and Glass Harmonica, Lillian G. Pattinson, 55
Muslin Glass, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 32, 37
Mutzer Group of 20th-C. fakes, The, 136
Mystic Seaport, Connecticut, Lillian G. Pattinson, 62
Nailsea, Mrs. Dean S. Luce, 26
Napkin Rings, Paul J. Fitzpatrick, Ph.D, 80
Nash, A. Douglas, 128
Nelson, Kirk, Letter From The President, 189
New Bedford Glass Industry, George Avila, 90
New Bremen Excavation, Kenneth M. Wilson, 69
New England Glass Co., Grace L. Stammers, 22
New England Glass Co., Lura W. Watkins, 44
New England Glass Co. Bills of Lading, Richard Wood, 22
New England Glass Co., Comparison of the Products with the Boston and Sandwich Glass Co., J. W. Keefe, 96, 97, 98
New England Glass Co., Descendants of Craftsmen Keep History Alive in Their Massachusetts Homes, Dorothy-Lee Jones, 86
New England Glass Co.- New Evidence on Paperweight Canes, Paul Hollister, Jr., 132
New England Glass Company, 106-110
New England Glass Company (Bill of Sale), 129
New England Glass Company (Cover), 85, 91, 92, 96, 97
New England Glass Company Exhibition, Millard F. Rogers, Jr., 63
New England Glass Company - Historical Treasure, Frank Innes, 126
New England Glass Company, Pomona, Beatrice Sheer Smith, 184
New England Glass Co.,Pomona, Recent Discoveries, Beatrice Sheer Smith, 188
New Glass at Corning, 125
New Hampshire Glass, Dr.Hortensia Robinson, Mrs. Robert E.Peck, 29, 31
New York Glass, 70
Newburgh Glass Company, Kenneth F. Usher, 71
Newly Discovered Amelung Tumbler, Jean Taylor Federico, et. al., 125
Nickerson, Joseph A., A Collection of Goblets, 64, 65
Nineteenth Century Stereo Views Provide Research Clues, Carl U. Fauster, 164
North Wheeling Flint Glass Works, Sweeney & Sons, Gary Everett Baker, 161
Northwood Custard, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 24
Nova Scotia Glass, George Mac Laren, 102
Nursing Bottles, 102
Odd Fellows Pitcher and The Glass Community in Sandwich, Massachusetts, Nezka Pfeifer, 187
Ohio Glass, Rhea Mansfield Knittle, 8
Old English & Irish Glass, Douglas Carson, Steuben Glass Co., 13
Old Slater Mill Museum Exhibition, 62, 70, 79, 87, 88
Origin of American Glass, Corning Museum, Perry Locke, 53
Orrefors, Engraved Glass at, Karen J. Fine, 146
Orrefors, The Glory Years, Anita L. Grashof, 184
Overlay, Mrs. R. H. Lawson, Charles Kaziun, 21, 26, 50
Painting on Glass, Mrs. Fred Thompson, 22
Pairpoint Company, a Victorian Puzzle, 67
Pairpoint Factory Fire, New Bedford, Mass., 79
Pairpoint Glass, Edward C. Kearns, 32
Pairpoint Manufacturing Co., Mrs. H. A. Barker, 32
Pairpoint Glass cup plates and The Pairpoint Cup Plate Collectors of America, A Letter From The President, Kirk Nelson, 186
Paperweight Canes, New Evidence, NE Glass Co., Paul Hollister, Jr., 132
Paperweight Collector's Association, Mrs. Rowland Campbell, 71
Paperweight Collectors' Association Convention, 91, 92
Paperweight Exhibition in New York, 77
Paperweight Sale at Parke-Bernat Galleries, Paul Hollister, Jr., 91, 92
Paperweights, C. Malcolm Watkins, William Cross, Paul Jokelson, 6, 7, 37, 38
Paperweights, Foreign Influence in American Paperweights, Paul Hollister, Jr., 86
Paperweights "Inside and Out", Mrs. Robert Lawson, 56
Paperweights, The Case of the Gilliland Paperweights, A Tale of Detection, Paul Hollister, Jr., 91, 92
Paris in the Spring of 1878, Paul Hollister, Jr., 143
Passing of Old Landmarks, Lillian G. Pattinson, 66
Passion for Books About Glass, A, Paul Hollister, 172
Pattern Glass, Charles Ayers, Lura W. Watkins, et. al., 11, 20, 50
Pattern Glass, Mrs. Alice H. Metz, 63
Pattern Glass Dates, Grace L. Stammers, 21
Pattern Glass Reproductions, Ruth Webb Lee, 26
Pattern glass, Variation & Confusion in, Dr. George Clymel, 24
Paul Stankard Writes, Paul Stankard, 177
Paul Vickers Gardner 1908-1994, Sheila Machlis Alexander, 173
Peachblow, Mrs. Frank Field, Mrs. J. Herbert Landick, 26, 42
Perfume and Perfume Bottles, Mrs. Isabel Ingraham, 40
Photography, Glass, J. T Gotjen, 127
Pipes, Lining with Glass, (advt.), 123
Pittsburgh Celebrates 10th Anniversary of PPG Place, Bonnie Bledsoe-Fuchs, 173
Pittsburgh Glass, Lowell Innes, 11, 22
Place Settings in Pattern Glass, Mrs. Nina F. Little, 21
Plate - Bunker Hill, 106-110
Plate glass companies, 123
Plate - Liberty Bell, 106-110
Plymouth Rock Paperweight, 106-110
Pomona Art Glass, New England Glass Co., Beatrice Sheer Smith, 184
Pomona, New England Glass Co., Recent Discoveries, Beatrice Sheer Smith, 188
Pomona, New England, Paper Labels on, Beatrice S. Smith, 153
Pomona Bowl, 68
Pomona Glass, Mrs. Dean S. Luce, Dorothy M. Hoskins, Marian M. Hitchins, 26, 43, 48
Pontil, Helen McKearin, 157
Ponemah Glass, Kaiser, Joan E. A Letter to the Editor, 189
Pontil Marks, Pro & Con, Mrs. Alexander Peckham, 32
Portland Glass, Frank H. Swan, Marion P. Dana, 5, 51
Portland Glass, Marion P. Dana, 81
Portland Glass Company, The Rarest Pattern, Clifton R. Sargent, Jr., 151
Portuguese Glass, Part II, Bonnie Bledsoe-Fuchs, 177
Portuguese Glass: Reneweing a Focus on Industry, Bonnie Bledsoe-Fuchs, 176
Pots, 124
Pots, Making the Pot and Changing the Pot, Paul Hollister, Jr., 114
Pressed Historical, Philip B. Bradley, 12
Pressure Toward Anonymity of Corning Area Cut Glass, Estelle Sinclaire, 165
Pressure-blown or molded glass, 126
Prince Rupert's Drops, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 31
Proliferation of Forms & Patterns , Bonnie Bledsoe-Fuchs, 176
Punch Bowls, Mrs. H. A. Barker, Mrs. A. Gustafson, 25, 41
Quaker City Hand Finish, Miriam E. Mucha, 149
Queen's Collection, The: Danish Royal Glass, Jane Shadel Spillman, 178
Question of Iconography, A: A Stained Glass Window in the Clark Library, A. M. Richard, 177
Quezal, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 26
Rare Glass Fragments Keep Couple on Quest, Miriam Wilharm, 82
Recently Published Books on Glass, 189
Recipe for Recreation, Mrs. Albin Stitt, 38
Redford Glass Works, Cover Illustration, Supp.
Reference, Antique Magazine, 12, 14, 15, 20
Reference Books on glass, Lura W. Watkins, 13
Reflections on Glass, Mr. Gordon B. Washburn, 25
Reproduction Cranberry, Morning Glory, 33, 44
Reproduction Cup plates, 26, 30, 48
Reproduction Pressed Glass, Mabel Read Surprise, 2
Reproductions, 1, 15, 25, 33
Reproductions, 111-112
Reproductions and Fakes, Lincoln Fifield, 54
Reproductions and Fakes of Early American Glass, May and Joseph Limric, 79
Resist Spot Glass, Mrs. R. H. Lawson, 21
Rhode Island Glass Works, Mrs. Clarence H. Martin, 29
Ribbon Bowl Discovered, Another Wonderful, Paul Hollister, Jr., 133
Ribbon Glass Bowls, A Continuing Tradition, Paul Hollister, Jr., 128
Richards Award, awardees, 187
Richards Award to Support Studies on Bakewell Factory, Pomona Glass, 189
Ries, Christopher, Glass Sculpture of , Anita J. Ellis, 154
Righting of Wronged Chandelier, A Restoration, Barbara Michael, Beverly Fluty, Sr. Joanne Ganter, 176
Rockwell, Robert Collection of Old Steuben Glass, Lillian G. Pattinson, 65
Romance of Railroads in Glass, Payson C. Francis, 28
Rose Bowls, Ruth Sparks, 111-112
Rose Bowls - Or the Joy of Bubble Blowing, Barbara M. Lessig, 173
Ruby Glass Formula used by Deming Jarves, 69
Russian Glass, 124
Saint-Louis Factory, 126
Salts, Mrs. Frank Davenport Jr., 22
Salts; Open and Shakers, Pauline Moore, 93, 94
Salts - Open Master Salts of Glass, Dr. Edward W. Tinney, 117
San Francisco Glass Works, Eric McGuire, 139
Sandwich Glass, Doris Kershaw, 68
Sandwich Glass, Mr. Robert E. Lee, 65
Sandwich Glass, Ruth Webb Lee, 39
Sandwich Glass: Address by Frank Chipmam, Reprint of 1934 Lecture, 106-110
Sandwich Glass, American Pressed Glass in Vienna, Jane Shadel Spillman, 183
Sandwich Glass Co. A Comparison of the Products with the Boston and Sandwich Glass Co., John W. Keefe, 96, 97, 98
Sandwich Glass Display, 68
Sandwich Glass from Excavations, Frederick H. Norton, M.I.T., 9
Sandwich Glass Moulds, 111-112
Sandwich Glass Reproductions, 106-110
Sandwich Glass, Types of, Frederick Norton, 9
Sandwich Lacy Glass Catalog, John R. Stuart, 69
Sandwich Museum, New Wing, Lillian G. Pattinson, 47
Sandwich Museum's New Diorama, 74
Sandwich, Notes From, Dr. Edward W. Tinney, 132
Sandwich Revisited Historic News Item, The Cape Cod Items, Compiled and Edited by Joseph A Nickerson, 72, 73
Scent Bottle Show at Steuban, Small Wonders, Paul Hollister, Jr., 137
Scent & Smelling Salt Bottles, Mrs. Dean S. Luce, 22
Service of Wine and Cordials (at Delmonico's, Bonnie Bledsoe-Fuchs, ed.,
Sheldon Museum, Middlebury, Vermont, 64
Signature Forgeries, Dorothy M. Hoskins, 77
Silver Glass, Lura W. Watkins, 10
Sinclaire Glass, Rae E. Bloch, 111-112
Slag, Mrs. Austin Fittz, 6, 21, 49
Smith, Beatrice Sheer, Locke Art Glass, Pomona, New England Glass Co., 184, Recent Discoveries, 188
Smith, 188
Smith Sugar Bowl, New England Glass Co., Gary Everett Baker, 160
Smithsonian Institution, Letter from Paul Gardner, 51
Smithsonian Institution, Donations, Mrs. Florence Bushee, Mrs. Clara Berwick, Joseph W. Limric, 32, 44, 48
Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., C. Malcolm Watkins, 43
Smoke Bells, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 25
Soft Glass From Reminiscences of Glass Making, Deming Jarves, 70
Some Commemorative Civil War Glasses, Forrest F. Gesswein, Jr., 177
Some Notes on Cutters and Engravers of Glass in Early America, Arlene Palmer Schwind, 157
Some Notes on Fancy Glass Artists, Arlene Palmer Schwind, 161
South Jersey Glass, 121
South Jersey Glass and Glassmakers, M. Lelyn Branin, 75
Spanish Vinegar Bottles, David Hockberg, 180
Spillman, Jane Shadel "The Glassmaking Ensells," 189
Spillman, Jane Shadel, From The Editor's Desk, 189
Spiral Stem Wine Glasses, F. G. Fitzpatrick, 33
Spirit of 1773, The, 114
Spoonholder vs. Spill holders, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 27
St. Clair Glass Company, Mrs. Hirschel Phillips, 76
Stained Glass, A Symphony in, Alice C. Frelinghuysen, 150
Stained Glass - Canterbury Cathedral Window Exhibit at Steuben in New York, Paul Hollister, Jr., 120
Stained Glass Dream of Three Gentlemen Turns Eighty, The, Anna G. Whitt, 178
Stained Glass, It's Spiritual Significance, Joseph A. Reynolds, 57
Stained Glass Magic World of Color, Joseph P. Reynolds, Jr., 35
Stained Glass Through the Centuries, Orin E. Skinner, 18
Stained Glass Windows, Joseph P. Reynolds, Jr., 14, 23
Staining, Charles Kaziun, 50
Steuban Creation for the Malcolm Baldridge National Quality Award, Bonnie Bledsoe-Fuchs, 172
Steuben Glass, Faked Signatures, 82
Steuben Glass, Frederick Carder, Founder, Miss Lillian Pattinson, 46
Steuben Glass, United States in Crystal, 52
Steuben in Glass , Crystal Bowl designed by Sidney Waugh, 52
Steuben Phoenix. A, Fred Meyers, 111-112
Stevens and Williams - rock crytal engraved water set, ca. 1884, by John Orchard and pattern book, Cover 183
Stiegel Glass, Mrs. Van Tassell, 1, 51
Stiegel Glass, Another consideration, Marvin D. Schwartz, 142
Stiegel, Henry William, 121, 131
Stiegel, Henry William, Lillian G. Pattinson, 59, 64, 65
Stiegel Old Wedding Goblet, Sheldon D. Butts, 139
Stoppers, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 24
Story of Glass, The - A CD ROM - Review, David C. Watts, 180
Stout, J. Anthony, In Memoriam, 182
Strawberries and Roses, Dorothy M. Hoskins., 65
Stuart Lacy Goes to Sandwich, John Rollins Stuart, 3rd, 52
Sun Glow, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 23
Suncook Glass, Mr. Robert E. Peck, 49
Swedish Glass Factory. A, Paul Hollister, Jr., 115
Swift Collection of American Pattern Glass Goblets, 74
Syms, Patty - A Modern Glass Cutter, 99
Table Settings in Pattern Glass, Direction Marietta Corr, 6, 18
Tale of a Twist (Filigree decoration in 18th-C. glass), Arlene Palmer Schwind, 133
Talking Glass, Mrs. Albin Stitt, 37
Talking Glass, Mrs. Charles A. Dooley, 57
Temple Glass Co., Mrs. H. A. Barker, Miss Lillian Pattinson, 31, 46
Temple Glass Works, First Glass Making in America, Charles B. Heald, 81
Texas Treasure, A: Highlights of The Bill & Irma Runyon Collection, Texas A&M, Timothy Novak, 175
The Third Week of January, 1933, Francis N. Allen, 139
Three Face, J. Ernest Miller, 8
Three Mold, Helen McKearin, 7
Three Periods of American Glass, Mrs. Virginia Kearney, 25
Tiffany, 123, 125
Tiffany, William A. Hewitt, Dorothy-Lee Jones, 10, 49
Tiffany and his Contemporaries, Robert Koch, 73
Tiffany Glass, J. Jonathan Joseph, 115
Tiffany in New York, Paul Hollister, Jr., 144
Tiffany, Louis C. and his contemporaries, American Art Glass Circa 1900, Robert Koch, 73
Tiffany, Louis Comfort, Hugh F. McKean, 63
Tiffany, Louis Comfort, J. Jonathan Joseph, A.I.D., 69
Tiffany Marks for Vases, New Thoughts on, Paul Nassau, 137
Tiffany mosaic, The Dream Garden and Maxfield Parish, A Letter From The President, Kirk Nelson, 187
Tiffany Window, Miss Lillian Pattinson, 46
Timo Sarpaneva, Retrospective for Finnish Artist, Ursula Ilse-Neuman, 172
Tong and Fort Pitt Heart: Pressed Glass Patterns of the 1850's, G. Eason Eige, 167
Trevor and Encell, Flint Glass Manufacturers, Pittsburgh, 1812-1818, Kenneth M. Wilson, 173
Tribute to Frederick Carder, Paul W. Perrot, 52
Twenty Decades of Glass, Dorothy-Lee Jones, 79
Two Formal Place Settings, French Style, Barbara Wirth, 180
Ulla Darni-Fire Forms: Glass and Metal, 177
Unexpected Found in Glass Collecting, Anne Benedict Johnson, 53
Union Glass, Lillian Pattinson, 34
Union Glass Company, Somerville, Massachusetts, Lillian G. Pattinson, 60
Unique Discovery, A - H. Leonard's Sons & Co. Cook Book & Retail Catalog, Kyle D. Husfloen, 169
Unraveling the Mystery of Nicholas Lutz, Walter B. Barbe, Henry J. Loftus, Jr., 174
Unsung Heroes of the Early Glass Industry, The Glass Cutter and Glass Engraver, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Limric, 62
Utamaro Woodcut of Japanese Woman Lampworking, Ostasiatiska Museet, 179
Utilitarian Objects in Glass, Lura W. Watkins, 16
Vasa Murrhina, Mrs. Dean S. Luce, Mrs. H. A. Barker, Miss Lillian Pattinson, 26, 27, 45
Vaseline Glass, Kathryn Carey, 111-112
Vaupel Engraved Masterpieces, Carl U. Fauster, 113
Vaupel, Louis, 129
Venetian, Charles Ayers, 29
Venetian and Venetian Types, Mrs. F. Maud Tobin, 16
Venetian glass in India, 182
Venetian Glass, Confections in Glass, 1855-1914, Marjorie Reed Gordon, a review by Bonnie Bledsoe Fuchs, 182
Verlys, Mrs. H. A. Barker, 26
Vienna, American Pressed Glass in, Jane Shadel Spillman 183
Wavecrest, Miss Lillian Pattinson, 49
Wavecrest Glass, Pauline Moore, 82
We Must Create Demand by Advertising: Fauster, Libbey Glass & Postwar America, Regina Lee Blaszczyk, 170
Webb, Thomas and Sons, Dorothy-Lee Jones, 61
Webb, Thomas & Sons, 126
Western Imports and The Nature of Later Indian Glassware, Part I, Stephen Markel 182
Western Imports and The Nature of Later Indian Glassware, Part II, Stephen Markel 183
Westward-Ho Pattern Glass at Shelburne Museum, Lillian Baker Carlisle, 53
Wettlaufer Collection of Early American Glass, Crawford Wettlaufer, Suppl.
White House Glass, Miss Lillian Pattinson, 48
Whitney, Henry, 126, 127
Who Knows What Lurks? (An old book surfaces), Paul Hollister, Jr., 143
Window glass, Through a Glass Darkly, Paul Hollister, Jr., 119
Windows, American Ornamental Glass, Francis N. Allen, 127
Wineglasses, English & American, Isabelle D. Murray, 7
Wistar, 51
Wistarburg, The Cradle of American Glassmaking, Betty L. Bromley, 73
Women in Glassmaking, Paul Hollister, Jr., 113
Women in the Glass Factory, 55
Woodall, George (Illustration of Venus and Cupid Plaque), 130
Worchester, Dr. George Clymer, 22
Working Glass at the Lamp, Part I, Martha Deese, 147
Working Glass at the Lamp, Part II, Martha Deese, 148
Yankee's Sharp Nose, Brooklyn Flint Glass Works, Maynard E. Steiner, 187
From The Editor's Desk: The combined NAGC/CMoG Seminar, NAGC and Westchester Chapter, NAGC present checks to the Corming Museum of Glass and the Rakow Library plus quotations provided by Kenneth Wilson: Cut Glass "Trust" Discovered and, persons who eat glass, 190
Letter From The President, Douglas Reed, A visit to the Philadelphia Antique Show during April 1987 leads to the presidency of the NAGC, 190
A Letter To The Editor, On imitation Pomona, Beatrice Scheer Smith, 190
A New Look at (or Through) Windows, Glazing and setting glass. Jane Shadel Spillman, 190
Was There a Glass Works in Alexandria, Virginia, in 1788? - A Detective Story, T. Michael Carter, Ph.D., ill., 190
The Bakewell Legacy. An in-depth illustrated historical perspective by Nancy and Bill Sheriff, 190
Ford Searches for Henry Ford's Only racing trophy. Request by Ford Motor Company to reprint an article in search of a trophy punchbowl auctioned at Sotheby's., 190
National American Glass Seminar, College Station, Bryan, Texas May 2 - 4, 2002, Program, 190
Parade lantern with a shade of colorless glass overlaid with ruby and engraved "ELMIRA WIDE AWAKES / G. L. SMITH / CAPTAIN," probably New York City, possibly the Brooklyn Flint Glass Works, 1860. Cover Illustration, 191
A Letter from The President, Douglas Reed. Thoughts on early pressed glass salt dishes, 191
A Thorny Path to Ruby Glass, David C. Watts. Dr. Watts takes the reader down to the molecular level of ruby colored glass, 191
Serçi Limani: The Most Intriguing Ancient Ship Yet Discovered, Carmen Freeman. The author discusses the celebrated glass find aboard an ancient wreck in the Agean Sea, 191
Two Early Molds, Jane Shadel Spillman. Two Bakewells molds and other molds are discussed, 191
Fragments, Fascinating newspaper articles contributed by Diana Strandling, 191
Back Cover. A glass-eater's delight, menu, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1886. The entrees were Macaroni with Granulated Glass and Breast of Bottles à l'Anglaise, 191
Floralia Carved by George Woodall (signed), Thomas Webb & Sons, dated 1892. Blown of plum-colored glass overlaid with opaque white, Diameter 13 3/16". Bill and James Runyon Art Collections, Texas A&M Foundation, MSC Forsyth Center Galleries, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas. Cover Illustration, 192
Letter from The President, Douglas Reed: The Frank Jedlicka Collection and History, 192
The Beattys - Glass in Their veins, Marg Iwen. A detailed seventeen page history of the compamy, ill., 192
John W. Welker (1915-2002), Early American pattern glass scholar. Jefffery S. Evans, 192
Index to Advertisements and Buyers Business Directory, Crockery & Glass Journal, November 18, 1886, 192
Rare Hyacinth Vase Discovered at the Atwater Kent Museum of Philadelphia, Mary Cheek Mills (Cover Illustration), 193
Milton Hershey's Electrolabrum, Jim MacMahon, 193
American Glass Caskets, Part One: DeCamp Glass Caskets, Gay LeCleire Taylor, 193
American Glass Caskets, Part Two: The Casket Story Continued, Jane Shadel Spillman, 193
American Trade Cards, 193
The Craze About Peach-Blow, 193
What's New In Print, Davira S. Targin et al., 193
Letter From The Editor's Desk, Jane Shadel Spillman, 193
Miniature sugar bowl, New Bremen Galssmanufactory of John Frederick Amelung, Frederick County, Maryland, 1785-1795. Blown of colorless, non-lead glass with purple comb on bird finial. Height 3¾"; diameter 2½". Los Angeles County Museum of Art, purchased with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. W. Daniel Quattlebaum and Col. and Mrs. George J. Davis (87.7.3a-b) Photograph ©2001 Museum Associates/LACMA (Cover Illustration, 194
From the Editor's Desk, Jane Shadel Spillman, 194
Letter from the President, Douglas Reed,194
New Discoveries in American Glass, Amelung Glass, 194
A 19th-Century Notebook in the Gillinder Archives, Part I, Jane Shadel Spillman, 194
American Trade Cards and Advertisements, Part II, 194
Glass Decoration, Crockery and Glass Journal, Nov. 11, 1886, 194
American Glassware on Top, Crockery and Glass Journal, March 17, 1898, 194
On cut glass (anon.) The Pottery, Glass and Brass Salesman, May 17, 1917, 194
Cover, "World Butter," pressed. U. S.,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, O'Hara Glass Company, about 1886-1888., Ohio. 24.2 cm. The Corning Museum of Glass, acc. no. 2002.4.68 (gift of the Gladys M. and Harry A. Snyder Memorial Trust), 195
From The Editor's Desk, Jane Shadel Spillman, 195
Letter from the President, Douglas Reed, 195
The Fostoria Glass Company: Its History and Products, ill., Charles Goding, 195
Two 19th Century Glass Panels from Iran, ill., Frank E. Robertson, 195
A 19th-Century Notebook in the Gillinder Archives, Part II, Jane Shadel Spillman, 195
American Trade Cards and Advertisements, Part III, ill., 195
Program, The 19th Annual Glass Seminar, Baltimore/Washington International Airport, May 8-10, 2003, 195
Cover, Celery vase, colorless, blown, cut, engraved. United States, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, attributed to Bakewell, Page, and Bakewell, about 1830. H. 23.2 cm. The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minnesota (2002.15.1, The Walter C. and Mary C. Briggs Charitable Trust), 196
From The Editor's Desk, Jane Shadel Spillman, 196
Letter from the President, Douglas Reed, 196
A Letter to the Editor, Wallace Venable. On "move," "turn," and "shift," 196
Bon Voyage, Percy, ills., Dr. James S. Measell, 196
"The Fetes of the Botanical Society, Regent's Park," Pottery Gazette, London, n.d., 196
A 19th-Century Notebook in the Gillinder Archives, Part III, Jane Shadel Spillman
Tiffany in Print, book reviews, 196
Changes in Fashion of Glass for Table, The Pottery, Glass and Brass Salesman May 25, 1911, 196
Recent Acquisitions, ills., 196
Summer Reads, 196
Cover, Decanter, blown, cut, engraved. Probably made in Philadelphia for John Troup of Charleston, South Carolina, 1783-1788. H. 25.7 cm. The Corning Museum of Glass, acc. no. 2003.4.2. (Photo: Nicholas L. Williams), 197
From The Editor's Desk, Jane Shadel Spillman, 197
Letter from the President, Douglas Reed, 197
British 18th-Century Glass Trade Cards and Billheads, F. Peter Lole, ill., 197
John Hoare's Architectural Cut Glass, John Kohut, ill., 197
A 19th-Century Notebook in the Gillinder Archives, Part IV, Jane Shadel Spillman, 197
Book Review: "The Tiffany Chapel at the Morse Muesum," Bill and Nancy Sheriff, 197
Glass "Fragments," (Notes about glass extracted from early publications) 197
Back cover, Program, The 20th Annual Glass Seminar, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, May 6-8, 2004, 197
Cover, "Automatic Crystal Fountain," transparent crimson. blown, brass stand, marble base. United States, Massachusetts, Boston, James W. Tufts & Company, 1871-1890. H. 53.6 cm. The Corning Museum of Glass (2000.4.96, Gladys M. and Harry A. Snyder Memorial Trust)198
From The Editor's Desk, Jane Shadel Spillman. Upcoming NAGC Seminar; exhibition at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum in New York, "Shock of the Old; Christopher Dresser;" about this issue and its authors 198
A Letter From The President, Douglas Reed. Mr. Reed shares his notions and ideas on collecting pressed glass salt dishes of the Lacy Period with their history and that of their contents 198
"Mechanics of the Table Fountain," David C. Watts, ill. 198
"Early 19th-Century American Blown Flint Glass: A Beginner's Guide to Connoisseurship," Mary Cheek Mills, ill. 198
Early American Glass - A Selected Bibliography 198
Glass and Glass-Related Powder Horns," Jane Shadel Spillman, ill. 198
The Art of Mold Making, Reprinted from Glass and Pottery World, v. XIII, no. 8, August 1905. Slightly Adapted from the original by Harry Long, ill. 198
Review, "Glass, The Strange History of the Lune Stephens Fortune, Jenifer Roberts, Templeton Press, 42 Common, Langley Burrell, Chippenham SN15 4LQ, Copyright 2003 198
Cover, Temple of Mercury, Cristalleries de Baccarat, France, 1878. Installed in the garden of a private house in Argentona, Spain in 1892. 199
From The Editor's Desk, Jane Shadel Spillman. On the authors in the current issue, the Corning trip to Spain, a great new exhibit at Fairfax House in York, England and an Art Deco exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. 199
A Letter From The President, Douglass Reed. "What Are You Doing With Your Collection?" It's about sharing. 199
Bevery Straube, "Angels and Serpents in Paradise: Glass Discoveries from the Earliest Permanent English Settlement in the New World, ills." 199
Kenneth W. Lyon, "The Search for Amelung Glass: A Fresh Look at Possibilities and the Future of Early American Glass Studies, ills. 199
In Memorian: Paul Hollister (1918-2004) by Jane Shadel Spillman. 199
Cover, Decanter with stopper, Bakewell, Page & Bakewell, 1825-1830. Blown and cut; embedded clay cameo of George Washington. H. 9 3/4 inches (24.8 cm). Collection of Richard and Lesley Harris, Photograph by J. David Bohl. 200
Jane Shadel Spillman, "From The Editor's Desk" 200
Lawrence Jessen, "Thoughts on Kenneth W. Lyon's Article 'The Search for Amelung Glass'" 200
Janice H. Carlson, "The Search For Amelung Glass: Current Status" 200
Arlene Palmer, "A Wistar Powder Horn" 200
Gerald Ward, "Recent Acquisitions of American Glass at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston" 200
Carolyn Powers, "The Falmouth Glass Factory, 1849-1854 200 Joan E. Kaiser, "A Letter To Her Children: A Biography of Edward J. Swann as Written by his Wife" 200
Douglas Reed, "A Letter from the President" (Don't judge a book by its cover)200
Cover, Horn tumbler engraved with a view of an auction, about 1810-1820. H. 4 3/4 inches. Collection of the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts, Winston-Salem, NC. (1095.8), 201
Jane Shadel Spillman, "From The Editor's Desk," 201
Kenneth W. Lyons, Letter to the Editor, In Defense of "The Search for Amelung Glass," 201
David Watts, Letter to the Editor, on a "move" in glassworking, 201 Joan E. Kaiser, The Journey of a Sandwich Glass Lamp, ills., 201
Dr. James S. Measell, Turn, Move and Wages: Key Concepts in the American Glass Tabnleware Industry, ills., 201
Jane Shadel Spillman, Curious Finds. Concerning the horn beaker on this issue's cover, ills., 201
Ian Simmonds, Not Bakewell circa 1833, but Sandwich circa 1880. 201
Save The Date! NAGC's 21st National Glass Seminar, Asheville, North Carolina, 201
Cover, Flask, Bakewell, Page & Bakewell, about 1824. Mold-blown lavender glass, marked "B. P & B," inscribed "THE AMERICAN SYSTEM,"and "USE ME BUT DO NOT ABUSE ME." H. 17.5 cm, W. 11.2 cm. The Corning Museum of Glass (acc. no. 60.4.462). ill., 202
Jane Shadel Spillman, "From The Editor's Desk," 202
Maynard E. Steiner, "Unequivocal Vintage 1856 Glassware" Flasks, tableware, etc., ills., 202
Jane Shadel Spillman, "Glasshouse Money - A Real medium of Exchange" Vermont Glass Factory, New England Glass Company, Williamsport Glassworks, New Martinsville Glass Manufacturing Company, et al., ills., 202
Bill and Nancy Sheriff, "Artistry and Innovation in Pittsburgh Glass, 1808-1882: A Review" Bakewell, Page & Bakewell, ills., 202
In Memoriam. Robert A Truitt 1935-2005, 202
In Memoriam. Kenneth Morley Wilson 1922-2005, 202
Bits and Pieces. Advertisement from Apsley Pellatt's Falcon Glass Works, London, England; "Inventions from the Past We Doubt Worked" - a process for glass veneers and glass bathtubs; A pair of "mystery candlesticks" with illustrations., 202
Cover, Pickle castor, pressed glass and metal, American, probably Pennsylvania or Ohio, about 1870-1885. The Corning Museum of Glass (2003)3.4.3a, b, c), 203
Jane Shadel Spillman, "From The Editor's Desk," 203
Jane Shadel Spillman, "The Egginton Family: Glassmakers on the Move, (Transcriptions by John Kohut and Arlene Palmer) ills. 203
Jane Shadel Spillman, "Glasshouse Money - A Real medium of Exchange" (Part Two). Redford Glass Company, Cleveland Glass Works, Berkshire Crystal Glass Works, ills. 203
Cover, Multi-floral paperweight vase, signed C. Lotton 1994. Photo by Carl Bellavia, 204
Jane Shadel Spillman, "From The Editor's Desk:" Our first issue in color; about the contents, 204
Larry Steiner, "A Letter from the President:" Colors in glass and a visit to the vessel Bertrand's salvaged cargo of bottles, lamps and tableware, 204
A. A. Trinidad Jr., "Co-Operative Flint Glass Company Bells," ills., 204
Howard Lockwood, "Charles Lotton: The Poor Man's Tifany?," ills., 204
Jane Shadel Spillman, "Sunken Treasure: The S. S. Republic," ills., 204
Kirk Nelson, "Book Review: Mt. Washington and Pairpoint Glass," ills. 204
Another Mystery to Help Solve; Peachblow-type glass, ill. 204
Cover, Electric blue dolphin hurricane lamp with original shade. Probably Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, Sandwich, Mass., about 1835-1850. H. 48.5 cm. The Corning Museum of Glass (2006.4.101, purchased with funds from the Gladys M. and Hary A. Snyder Memorial Trust and the Gertrude Christman Melvin Endowment), 205
Maynard Steiner, "A Letter From The President," James Boardman's travels to America during the early nineteenth century and his praise of American pressed glass, 205
Jane Shadel Spillman "From The Editor's Desk," About the contents; American Cut Glass Association; Corning Museum Seminar; Early American Pressed Glass Society; Seton Veitch exhibition in England, 205
Jane Shadel Spillman, "Glasshouse Money - A Real Medium of Exchange (Part Three)," ills., 205
Kirk J. Nelson, "A Remarkable Discovery from the Shirley Papers," ills., 205
Jane Shadel Spillman, "We Capture the Castle," ills. Aetna Glass and Mfg. Co; Wilhelm Schiedt, Leipzig, 1878, 1892-1800 catalog illustrations; Molineaux, Webb and Co.; Burtles, Tate and Co.; Mt. Washington Glass Co.;Tyne Flint Glass Works, So. Shields, England; Sandwich Glass Co. Sandwich, Mass., 205
Errata - The SS Republic, 205
Cover, Tumbler, enameled and gilded with the initials of Frederica Christina Sophie Amelung, the oldest daughter of J. F. Amelung, New Bremen, Maryland, 1785-1795; or possibly Germany, 1775-1785. H. 10 cm. The Corning Museum of Glass (2006.4.175, gift of the L. T. Murray Family in honor of Lowell Anne Butson), 206
From The Editor's Desk: About this issue - Bakewell Catalog, decanters, Carder glass, NAGC logo plus Texas, Turkey and Tiffany, 206
Larry Steiner, Letter from the President: Travel to Alexandria Virginia, Washington's Mt. Vernon and an extraordinary Mueller stained glass window plus the Mount Vernon Ladies Association's new study facilities there, 206
Richard Sheaff, Tale of Three Decanters, ill., 206
Arlene Palmer, The 1868 Bakewell, Pears and Co. Catalog, ills., 206
Kirk J. Nelson, More Mt. Washington Glass at the Centennial Exhibition, ills., 206
Edward A. Bush, William Levitt's Poem about Frederick Carder and Joseph Bournique, ill, 206
Mary Cheek Mills, Our New Logo, ills., 206
Jane Shadel Spillman, New in the Bookstores, Gerth on bottles from a shipwreck; The Coe's The Colors of Heisey Glass, 206
A little Bit of This, a Little Bit of That: Tearing down the New England Glass Works' chimney in 1921; an 1893 article on old bottles and protecting beer bottlers' trademarks, old medicine bottles sold in lots for re-use and broken glass, 206
Mark your Calendars! Toledo in 2007, 206
Cover, Table made for the Indian market. Blown, cut, assembled; metal mounts. F. & C. Osler, Birmingham, England, about 1880. H. 75 cm (The Corning Museum of Glass, acc. no. 2005.2.11), 207
Jane Shadel Spillman "From The Editor's Desk," Bulletin Printing Problems, The Tiffany Exhibit at the New York Historical Society, The Royal Ontario Museum exhibit Crystal And Glass: Glorious Grains of Sand, 207
Ian Simmonds, "Henry Clay's Sherry Decanters," ills., 207
Larry Steiner, A Letter From The President, Trade Catalog Reprints, etc. featured in The Acorn, a publication of the Sandwich Glass Museum, 207
Jane Shadel Spillman, "Louis Comfort Tiffny and Laurelton Hall," ills., 207
Damon Crain,"Blenko: Heir Apparent to the American Art Glass Legacy," ills., 207
Jane Shadel Spillman, Book Review, Made for Marajas: A Design Diary of Pricely India, 207
2007 NAGC Seminar Program, 207
Cover, Rene Jules Lalique (French, 1860-1945), designer, Pearwood cabinet and rosewood base on basswood (Tilia) carcas; silvered metal (brass?) fittings, press-molded colorless glass insets, 1928. Purchased with the funds from the Florence Scott Libbey bequest in memory of her father, Maurice A. Scott (2978.46), 208
From the Editor's Desk - The NAGC Seminar and the Toledo Museum of Art and the glass Pavilion. About the articles in this issue, 208
Larry Steiner, "A letter from the President." NAGC's forthcoming 75th Anniversary and his remarks on the state of late glass research during the club's early years, 208
Walace Venable, "The Three Decanter Puzzle," ills, 208
Lon D. Hodge "Single-Vine Bellflower Differences in Base Pattern," table, rubbings, photos, 208
Sheldon M. Finkelstein, Esq., "Shattered Glass: Theodore Rooevelt, Louis Tiffany, and Unneighborly Litigation," ill., 208
Jane Shadel Spillman, "Glass in Glass: The Toledo Museum of Art," ills., 208
New Publication Desribes the Care and Handling of your Glass Collection. Advice derived from Stephen Koob's Conservation and Care of Glass Objects, Archetype Publications in association with The Corning Museum of Glass (wash it right away - you don't know where it has been)., 208
Cover: Glass vase with silver overlay, probably designed by Frederick Carder at Stevens and Williams, Bierley Hill, England, about 1895. H. 13 in. Courtesy of Bonhams and Butterfield., 209
Jane Shadel Spillman, "From the Editor's Desk," Looking forward to our 75th Anniversary year and the 2008 NAGC Seminar; Forthcoming events in Florida at the Morse Museum and our one-day seminar "400 years of American Glass;" Joan Kaiser's new book The Glass Industry in South Boston, 209
Larry Steiner, "Letter from the President" - Our beginnings 75 years ago; the first meeting (and someone called the cops); The Seminar Committee; The Strategic planning Committee, 209
Robert H. McNulty, "18th Century German Bottles and the Amelung Connection," ills., 209
Ian Simmonds, "More Puzzling: Larger Objets Patterned in Smaller Molds." On pattern survival and imitating cut glass, ills., 209
Edward A. Bush, "The Wayward 'k' of Frederick Carder's Signature." On the vase auctioned at Bonhams (see cover), signatures of Frederick Carder and family history, ills., 209
Back cover: The 24th Annual National Glass Seminar, May 8-11, 2008, 209
Cover: Detail of Finestre N. 26 (La foglia del l'autunno), Yoichi Ohira, 2007. See Figure 7 on page 21 for a full view of the object, 210
Jane Shadel Spillman, "From the Editor's Desk," About the contents and museum happenings, 210
Larry Steiner, "Letter from the President," Our up-coming 2008 Seminar and Thomas Caines, 210
Helen McKearin, "18th Century Advertisements of Glass Impots into the Colonies and the United States," ills., 210
Jeffery S. Evans, "The Chain-Border Pressed Glass Tray," ills., 210
Advertisement for Lyons Hotel, 1835-6 illustrating glassware from what might have been the hotel's bar or dining room., 210
John P. Smith,"Examples of L. C. Tiffany's Art in the British Isles," ills., 210
24th Annual National Glass Seminar, Boston, May 8-11, 2008, 210
NAGC Strategic Planning Committee Needs Your Input, 210