The Museum of American Glass in West Virginia (MAG) shares the diverse and rich heritage of American glass as a product and historical object as well as telling of the lives of glass workers, their families and communities, and of the tools and machines they used in glass houses. The Museum has many diverse and beautiful objects produced by factories during the 19th, 20th and now 21st centuries. It’s quarterly magazine is widely read and often quoted. The museum compares and contrasts similar pieces produced by competing companies. Art glass holdings spans Victorian to contemporary. The Museum has over 7,000 items on display in a 12,000 sq ft facility with research facilities on site.
Location: 230 Main Avenue Weston West Virginia 26452-0574 USA

The museum houses a superb collection of Cambridge glass produced at the Cambridge Glass Company from 1902 to 1958.
Location: 136 South Ninth Street Cambridge Ohio USA

Housed in a Victorian house, the museum contains a collection of ceramics, furniture, music boxes, coverlets, the worlds largest collection of pitchers from the Anna Safley Houston Collection. Art glass includes Aberina, Pomona, Peach Blow, Burmese, Cameo, Steuben, Tiffany, Cranberry, Satin, Quezal and Durand.
Location: 201 High Street Chattanooga Tennessee 37403 USA

The museum is dedicated to an artistic movement: Art Nouveau. Ecole de Nancy artists are featured who created furniture, objets d'art, glass art, ceramics and fabrics. There is an extensive collection of 600 glass and ceramic works by Emile Galle. A history of the Daum family is included in the presentation.
Location: Place Stanislas Nancy 54000 France

The museum houses a collection of nearly 100,000 objects from the civilizations in the Mediterranean area. Permanent exhibits are presented in two galleries: Egypt and Ancient New East and Greece, Etruria, Rome 5000 BC - AD900. There are 3000 glass objects from these periods.
Location: 434 S. State St. Ann Arbor Michigan 48109 USA

The glass experts Jabe Tarter and Paul Miller have donated over 200,000 pieces of collectible glass, It is exhibited in the Tarter/Miller Gallery. An important section of the exhibition is a collection of vaseline glass.
Location: PO Box 5190 Rockwell Hall Kent Ohio 44242-0001 USA

The museum exhibits bi-monthly exhibits of nationally known and established artists. The gallery shop presents pottery, glass, jewelry, clay, and fiber handcrafted by regional artisans.
Location: 503 Main Avenue Northport Alabama 35476 USA

This organization is established to promote the art and craft heritage of Kentucky through three areas: promotion, exhibition and education. Glass artist members include Ed Branson, Robert Levin, William Glasner, David Lotton, Robert A. Mickelsen and many others.
Location: 715 West Main Street Louisville Kentucky 40202 USA

They display 20th century decorative arts with more than 3,300 works of Arts & Crafts, Art Nouveau, Glasgow Style, Wiener Werkstratte, De Styl. Bauhaus, Art Deco, Modernism and Pop Art. The collection includes many of the leading art glass artists and glass work.
Location: 1311 Pearl Street Denver Colorado 80203-2518 USA

A museum associated with the glass works. The historic evolution of glass design from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries is presented which was designed by important artists including Vicke Lindstrand, Goran Warff, and many others.
Location: Kosta 360 52 Sweden

The Museum of Modern Glass is the only glass museum in Germany. More than 300 exhibits from all over the world include the late 1950's to present times. Both glass for daily use, sculptures, and objects are in the collection.
Location: Orangerie Schloss Rosenau Coburg 96472 Rödental Germany

The museum dedicates itself to the works by Rene Lalique. The permanent collection features 230 art works including 40 pieces of precious jewelry. The museum has an on-site description of this great glass designer, a restaurant and shop with information about this glass from the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods.
Location: Hakone Japan

The permanent collection of the museum features an extensive grouping of pressed glass, tableware and 300 water pitchers in glass.
Location: 10035 Museum Road Grand Bend Ontario NOM 1TO Canada

There are over 500 19th century American and European glass forms in the collection. A collection of 129 glass baskets form the original collection. Works by Emile Galle, Louis Comfort Tiffany, Rene Lalique, Gabriel Argy-Rousseau and Charles Schneider are included. This museum created three major exhibitions of American studio glass which toured Europe.
Location: 700 North 12th Street Wausau Wisconsin 55401 USA

This organization manages four museums including the Musee des Arts Decoratifs which has 150,000 works in departments organized by period or speciality. Jewelry, toys, wall paper, gold, ceramics, glass, drawings, and Islamic and Oriental collections are presented.
Location: 107 rue de Rivoli Paris 75001 France

Relics of America's Golden Age are exhibited on three floors of the museum. The collection includes cut glass, Victorian art glass and stained glass work of Louis C. Tiffany.
Location: 75 King Street St. Augustine Florida 32084 USA

The company's museum presents historic glass and information including an exhibition on Edvin Öhrström as well as their new collections.
Location: Box 1005 Vetlanda 574 28 Sweden

The mission of the museum is to collect and preserve the ancient Liuli artifacts and preminent works of art in glass. There is a 3000 year hístory to Chinese art glass. In addition, the museum has a collection fo Galle and studio art glass by international glass artists.
Location: Xintian di Shangai China

Located in the metropolitan centre of Shanghai, Liuli China Museum is the first and only museum to open China to the world's contemporary glass art. Some artists represented are Steven Weinberg, Paul Stankard, Antoine leperlier, Dante Marioni and Ann Wolff.
Location: No.158 Ma Dang Road Shanghai Shanghai 200021 China

The permanent collection includes the W. Dan Quattlebarum Collection of lacy and non-lacy glass from the Sandwich Glass Company and Bakewell. They also have a contemporary glass collection of international studio glass.
Location: 5905 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles California 90036 USA

As part of the University of Miami, the museum has apermanent collection of Greco, Roman, Antiquities, Renaissance, 17th/19th European art, Modern and Contemporary art of Latin America. Glass art presented is created by Dale Chihuly, Harvey Littleton, Richard Jolley, Jon Kuhn, Jose Chardiet, Dan Dailey and others.
Location: Miami Florida USA

The mission of the museum is to enrich the lives of the residents of Lincoln, Nebraska through art education. They have a special interest in contemporary fine craft: clay, fiber, glass, photography, metal wood, print and much more. Glass artists in the collection are Tom Kreager, Martin Kremer, Richard Parrish, Sam Stung and Harold Tompkin.
Location: 2601 N 48th St. Lincoln Nebraska 68504 USA

The museum presents a comprehensive collection of European art and American fine and decorative art. 19th Century American paintings from the Hudson River School are featured. Historic furniture and 800 works of New England glass are a part of the collection.
Location: 625 Williams Street New London Connecticut 06320 USA

A majestic 16th century palace, 30 rooms, 3000 square metres of exhibition space: these are the numbers of the MACA-Civic Museum of Contemporary Art named after Silvio Vigliaturo, which opened to the public in June of 2006 in the halls of Palazzo Sanseverino Falcone, in Acri, Italy. These are, as well, the concrete measures of a bold and ambitious project, that of donating Calabria a grand space fully dedicated to contemporary art. The Museum hosts the collection of one of the most important and creative representatives of glass fusion art, and is also an exhibition centre, and a laboratory for the arts.
Location: PIazza Falcone 1 Acri (Cs) 87041 Italy

A museum in Austria which features applied arts and contemporary art with a focus on design. The site offers research opportunties.
Location: Stuben Ring 5 Vienna 1010 Austria

The museum collection includes fine art, photography, decorative art and costumes. The Decorative Art Collection features 1300 objects of craft and design in the form of ceramics, glass, furniture, metal work, wall paper and doll houses. Glass includes functional and unique works of glass art.
Location: Mosley Street Manchester M2 3JL United Kingdom

The museum's Decorative Arts collection contains 1500 pieces offering a wide range of European and American objects: ceramics, glass, furniture, metal work, and textiles. A selection of these objects is displayed throughout the galleries with pieces rotated in-out periodically.
Location: 1934 Popular Avenue Memphis Tennessee 38104 USA

The museum houses over 20,000 works made in glass. These pieces date from 2000 BC to contemporary times. Collections include glass from all the American glass houses located in the eastern part of the United States.
Location: 1000 Fifth Avenue New York NY 10028 USA

The Robert D. Mowry Glass Collection of 1500 pieces is an important collection of early pattern lacy glass, peach blow, cranberry, satin, cameo, burmese, amberina, onyx, Mary Gregory, and Royal Flemish. Top quality American and European art glass is also included.
Location: 10 Edison Drive Milan Ohio 44846 USA

There are 6000 works of glass from the 18th century to the present. American pressed and European overlay glass is included in the collection.
Location: 800 West Wells Street Milwaukee Wisconsin 53233 USA

The multi location museum in San Diego, California specializes in the exhibition and collection of folk art from around the world. Craft and design from many cultures are presented from all eras. In addition to their art glass collection, the have special exhibitions "Timeless Glass - Byzatine to Dale Chihuly" as an example.
Location: 1439 El Prado San Diego California 92101 USA

The institute has a collection of glass consisting of works from Louis Comfort Tiffany, Dale Chihuly, Adolf Meyr's Neffe Adolshutte, James Couper and Sons, New Bremen Glass Manufactory, New England Glass Company, Boston and Sandwich Glass Company and many others.
Location: 2400 Third Ave. South Minneapolis Minnesota 55404 USA

Contemporary design in ceramics, fiber, jewelry, metals, wood and glass are the bases for this museums collection and exhibitions. Dale Chihuly, Harvey Littleton, Joyce Scott, Bertil Vallien from Kosta, and S Libensky/J. Brychtova, important glass artists are included in the permanent collection.
Location: 220 Tyler Street Charlotte North Carolina 28202 USA

A museum presenting exhibitions of historic and contemporary European art, Non-Western art, Art of the Americas and Decorative Arts featuring internationally known studio glass artists like Richard Jolley.
Location: 4850 Museum Drive Mobile Alabama 36608 USA

This museum includes a Decorative Arts Gallery presenting installations of art glass, McCall Collection of Chinese Export porcelain and the Loeb Collection of First Period Worcester porcelain. American studio art glass artist Sonja Blomdahl is presented.
Location: One Museum Drive, Montgomery Alabama Montgomery Alabama 36119 USA

The museum was built for exhibiting a collection of glass featuring Morgantown, Seneca, Gentile Glass companies and other glass works. There are over 3000 pieces in the collection dating from 1892 to 1980.
Location: 1628 Mileground.Road Morgantown West Virginia 26505 USA

The museum includes the most comprehensive collection of the work by Louis C. Tiffany including jewelry, pottery, paintings, art glass, leaded glass windows, lamps and the chapel interior he designed for the 1893 Worlds Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The collection also includes American art pottery and late 19th and 20th Century American paintings, graphics and decorative arts.
Location: 445 North Park Avenue Winter Park Florida 32789 USA

The history of glass production at Moser is subdivided into 6 themes: History, Moser Glass Colors, Decorative Glass, Glass of Kings Giant Snifters Club and Glass Symposia.
Location: Kpt Jarose 46/19 Karlovy Vary 36006 The Czech Republic

On of the worlds most extraordinary collections of English cameo glass in addition to over 1100 American and English glass objects from the 19th and 20 Century's. The collection also includes paperweights, glass from Steuban Glass, Louis Comfort Tiffany, Mount Washington Glass, New England Glass and long term loans of French art nouveau glass and American cut glass.
Location: 1237 TAMU College Station Texas 77843 USA

A glass museum and studio in France
Location: 1 rue de General de Gaulle BP2 Sars-Poteries 59216 France

The museum features a collection of diversity of artistic creations from the Western world between 1848 and 1914. Objets d' art collection includes furniture, stained glass, and art glass by Galle and others.
Location: 62 rue de Lille Paris, Cedex 07 75343 France

The museum features collections of Egyptian, Chinese, Indian, Indonesian and Japanese art. Other collections include ceramics, engravings, jewelry, textiles and paperweights. The glass collection includes art glass sculpture by Paul Seide, Frantisek Vizner, Toots Zynsky, Maurice Ruche, Stanislav Libensky/Jaroslava Brychtova, Philip Baldwin, and Monica Guggsberg and many others.
Location: PL. de la Cathedrale 6 Lausanne 1005 Switzerland

The museum collections includes design, furniture, glass, jewelry, pocket watches, ornamental leathers, wallpapers and carriages. The glass collection of over 1300 pieces dates from the 6th Century BC. Venetian glass, Art Nouveau, Belle Epoque, are also presented plus more.
Location: Palau Reial de Pedralbes, Av Diagonal 686 Barcelona Spain

The Glass Center for the museum has a particular interest in glass from the creations of Emile Galle or Henry Cros to a group of Restoration crystals, famous "opalines"and glassware from the 16th to the 18th centuries.
Location: 107 rue de Rivoli Paris 75001 France

A large collection of pyrex dishes, pots, bottles, tea sets and more, all created with borosilicate glass. The collection is continually up-dated with the production of The Pyrex Company.
Location: 17 Avenue de Lyon Dordives N745680 France

A glass museum presenting the variety of art glass in all forms being presented on three forms. Stained glass, industrial glass, art glass and more are presented along with glass sculpture.
Location: Magallanes #517 Monterrey N.L. Mexico

A collection of over 12,000 works featuring American historic glass from 1739 to contemporary studio art glass
Location: 1501 Glasstown Rd. Millville, NJ Millville New Jersey 08332 USA

The museums collection includes African art, Americana, Coca Cola, Chinese art, Cuban art, Early American art, Florida history along with a sculptural garden and decorative arts. Over 508 decorative arts include jewelry, porcelain, glass, silver, gold, enamels, furniture mirrors and more. Art glass from the American Brilliant Period is featured.
Location: 352 S Nova Road Dayton Beach Florida 32114 USA

The museum has served as the USA's premier institution dedicated to the collection and exhibition of contemporary objects created in clay, glass, wood, metal and fiber. The museum celebrates materials and processes today embraced by the artists in art, craft, and design. The collection of 2000 objects is international in scope.
Location: 40 West 53rd Street New York New York 10019 USA

The country's premier institution dedicated to the collection and exhibition of contemporary objects created in clay, glass, wood, metal, fiber, jewelry, and furniture. Both functional and non-functional objects are included in the exhibitions.
Location: 40West 53rd Street New York New York 10019 USA

The museum presents curated exhibitions and installations that examine the past, current and future of craft through todays prospective. The museum has more than 1000 objects in ceramics, glass, metal, fiber and wood.
Location: 724 Northwest Davis Street Portland Oregon 97209 USA

A museum with an excellent collection of European applied arts from the 16th to 21st Century.
Location: Ulice, 17 listopadu 2, Prague Czechoslovakia

The museum collects works of skilled craftsmenship form post-antiquity to the present time. Work includes silks, costumes, tapestries, decorative wainscots, furniture, vessels made in glass, enamel, porcelain, silver, gold, and contemporary crafts and design objects.
Location: Tiergartenstrasse 6 Berlin 10785 Germany

The museum features a collection of ceramics, textiles, metal art, leather art, decorative wood working and a Design Collection. The glass collection consists of over 200 contemporary art glass items by Arnolds Vilbergs, Arys Emane, Skidrite and many others.
Location: Skarmustreet 10/20 Riga 1050 Latvia

The museum features a collection of glass, ceramics, porcelain, graphic arts, photography, furniture, metals, textiles, fashion and toys. Art glass includes 20,000 items in the collection with a large selection of Czech origin.
Location: 17 Listopadu 2 Praque 11000 The Czech Republic

The focus of the museum is Scandinavian design predominately with furniture but an expanding collection of ceramics and art glass. Glass art designers include Gudmundur Einarason, Ragner Kjartsansson, Haukur Dore and others.
Location: Lyngas 7-9 Garnabaer 121 Iceland

A major museum which has in its collection historic art glass by by L.C.Tiffany, Emile Galle, and Charles Schneider. Contemporary studio art glass will be presented in a substantial exhibition during 2007-2008.
Location: 465 Huntington Avenue Boston Massachusetts 02115 USA

This museum is a fine arts museum dedicated to presenting glass in the context of contemporary art. The museum features the best international glass artists and you can watch glass being created in the museum hot shop.
Location: 1801 Dock Street Tacoma Washington 98402 USA

The permanent exhibition presents the evolution of glass making from the 17th Century, particularly unique double-walled cups and goblets, engravings and local historical production.
Location: Osvobozeni 69 Kamenicky Senov 47114 The Czech Republic

A museum of American glass in the first stage of devleopment.
Location: Dallas/Ft.Worth Texas USA

The museum has over 5000 glass items from the Roman period to contemporary times. Window glass, "potash" glass bottles, Whitefriar glass, medival glass, Venetian - style glass and 18th Century table glass are featured.
Location: 46 Eagle Wharf Road London N1 7ED United Kingdom

The museum was founded to exhibit fine art in electric and kinetic media.
Location: 501 West Olympic Boulevard Ste. 101 Los Angeles California 90015 USA

The museum offers exhibitions on the state's heritage and traditions with programs for children and adults. There are 1300, 18th - 20th Century Americana glass forms with an emphasis on tableware, lighting devices and decorative items
Location: 6 Eagle Square Concord New Hampshire 03301 USA

This museum exhibits world class painting, sculpture, drawing, and other art forms. The glass sculpture of Jon Kuhn is included in the collection.
Location: 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd Naples Florida 34108-2740 USA

The mission is to preserve the history of our nations first major industry, bottle making. The history of bottle making in the USA is presented along with a list of bottle shows and classes.
Location: 76 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa New York 12020 USA

The gallery has a small collection of objets d' art including glass made by maurice Marinot in the 1920's and 30's and pieces of stained glass by Irish masters Evie Hone and Harry Clarke.
Location: Morrison Square West, Clare Street Dublin 2 Ireland

The museum has a focus of being the driving force behind a stable and exciting future for Dutch glass within an international context. Associated with the Leerdam Glassworks, there are demonstrations on glass blowing at the furnace.
Location: Lingedijk 28-30 Leerdam The Netherland

The National Glass Centre is dedicated to exploring ideas through glass. The facility houses galleries, artists studios, and production facilities, craft and design shops and a restaurant.
Location: Liberty Way Sunderland SR6 OGL United Kingdom

A museum housing the collection of glass produced by the A. H. Heisey and Company. There are over 4000 works in the collection which were produced during the period 1896 to 1957. Featured are over 100's of patterns and all known colors.
Location: 169 West Church Street Newark Ohio 43055 USA

The museum is unique in presenting a collection of more than 100 world renowned works of fine art which reflects the mission of the museum. The overall theme is the fragility of liberty, illustrated through contemporary art including art glass.
Location: 321 Chestnut Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19106 USA

The museum features a historical collection including furniture, silver, glass, and textile design. The period covered is from the 16th Century to contemporary times. In addition, they have a permanent collection of work designed by Benny Motzfeldt known as a forerunner in glass design in Norway.
Location: Munkegatan 3-7 Trondheleim Norway

The museum has under Decorative Arts & History, information articles on many aspects pertainging to Irish glass both historic and contemporary.
Location: Dublin Ireland

A comprehensive collection of decorative glass vessels from China to the United States of America from 1500 BC to present times. St. Louis Crystal Co. Salviati & Co., Thomas Webb & Sons, Holyrood Glass Works and many more companies are represented. Contemporary art glass is an important part of the collection.
Location: Chambers Street Edinburgh EH1 1JE Scotland

The glass collection consists of serveral hundred pieces of Egyptian, Roman, Dark Ages, Continental and English glass from the late Medieval period to the 18th Century. Fine Venetian and Facon de Venise in the Barogue and Renaissance styles are also part of the collection. Contemporary art glass is also included in collection.
Location: PO Box 33 Liverpool L69 3LA United Kingdom

Glass manufacturing was a key industry in New Bedford until the 1950's. The museum holds over 3500 examples of glass from the New Bedford Glass Company, Mount Washinton Glass Works, Pairpoint Manufacturing Company, Pairpoint-Mount Washington, Gudersen and Gundersen-Pairpoint.
Location: 18 Johnny Cake Hill New Bedford Massachusetts 02740 USA

The museum has fossils to fine art, Native American tools, silver, quilts, and much more. The glass collection includes cut glass, hand blown glass, pressed glass, Tiffany forms, Steuben and Durand glass.
Location: 205 West State Street Trenton New Jersey 08608 USA

The collection is inclusive of American, European, English and Asian glass. The Melvin P. Billups Collection includes Amelung, Stiegal, South New Jersey, blown, three mold and pattern mold glass. Art Nouveau to contemporary studio glass is included in the collection of over 3000 works.
Location: One Collins C. Diboll Circle, City Park New Orleans Louisiana 70124 USA

The collection of 60,000 objects and works of art feature materials related to the founding of the United States, the history of art in America and the history of New York. An important art collection of Tiffany lamps, paperweights, cut and pressed glasss and art glass are presented.
Location: 170 Central Park West New York New York 10024 USA

The museum has a permanent collection of donated works created at workshops and demonstrations during the Niijima Glass Art Festival. The collection includes works by major American and Italian studio art glass artists including Dale Chihuly, William Morris, Lucio Babacco and many others.
Location: Niijima Japan

The purpose of the museum is to present the heritage of Scandinavians in the American culture and the history of their immigration to the New World. The museum has periodic exhibitions of art glass by artists from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Iceland.
Location: 3114 NW. 67th Street Seattle Washington 98117 USA

The on-line site presents the collections of these museums including Teapot Collection, Norwich Silver, Lowestoft Porcelain, and an art glass colleciton of 690 objects posted with images.
Location: Market Avenue Norwich Norfolk NR1 3JQ United Kingdom

Ths museum is internationally known for its distinguished permanent collection featuring 19th and 20th Century European and American art, Chinese, contemporary art and photography. They also present contemporary studio glass art exhibitions.
Location: 1451 South Olive Avenue West Palm Beach Florida 33401 USA

The Department of Arts and Crafts of the museum contains a collection of Art Nouveau fabrics, ceramics, plated artifacts, tin and art glass. Glass companies work includes Daum, Galle, Pallme, Konig & Habel and others.
Location: ul. Muzealna 6 Konin 62-505 Poland

The museum has an extensive collection of ceramics, glass and other decorative items. The glass collection includes 750 forms exclusively British in origin. 18th and 19th century drinking glasses and Victorian tableware are also featured.
Location: Market Square Preston Lancashire PR1 2PP United Kingdom

A Chinese museum featuring an extensive collection of historic Louli art glass. The pate-de-verre is a common technique used in making this form of art glass. The museums collection also features contemporary art glass works from the USA, France, UK, Sweden and The Czech Republic.
Location: 158 Ma Dang Road Lu Wan District, Shanghia China

The museum contains two collections:The Old Civilizations Collection and The Glass Collection. The glass collection includes 21 artifacts of Egyptian province ranging from The Old Kindom to Late Antiquity periods.
Location: Rooseveltovtrg 5 Zagreb Croatia

One of the museums collection is "Decorative Arts from the Renaissance to Today". The collection continues to expand and includes glass art created by Carlo Scarpa, Ginny Ruffner, Fablio Novemb and others.
Location: 1380 Sherbrooke St. West Montreal Quebec H3G 1J5 Canada

The museum is dedicated to exhibiting, preserving, researching and providing education about historic glass made at various glassworks in Connecticut. The history of glass works are presented with color plates of work from the companies including The Pitkin Glassworks, The Coventry Glassworks, The West Willington Glassworks and others.
Location: 27 Plank Lane Glastonbury Connecticut 06033-2523 USA

The museum has a collection of over 51,000 works of art reflecting various geographic regions and historic periods. The museum's collection of Decorative Arts focuses on major decorative art movements with an emphasis on furniture. The galleries of 19th and early 20th Century American art include furniture, metal work, ceramics, glass, paintings and sculpture.
Location: 1001 Bissonnet Street Houston Texas 77005 USA

The site provides information on the Belgian glass industry, important Belgium collections, important Belgium documentation centres and collections around the world.
Location: Town Hall - 2nd floor, Place Charles II Charleroi 6000 Belgium

The museum has two collections divided into the Museum Collection and the Waldes Collection. Items included in the collections are art glass, Riedel glass, jewelry, graphics, cloths, books, magazines, buttons, metal costume jewelry metals, plaques, and a numismatic collection.
Location: U Muzea 398/4 Jablonec Nad Nisou 46601 The Czech Republic

The National Duncan Glass Society Inc. manages the museum. The museum's collection features the glass of Duncan and Miller Glass Company who was in business from 1872 to 1955.
Location: 525 Jefferson Avenue Washington Pennsylvania 15301 USA

The initial production of Imperial Glass ranged from utilitarian glassware to electric and gas lampshades. They later produced pressed glass, depression and Elegant pattern, beverageware, slag glass, carnival and peachblow glassware. Candlewich is one of the companies most successful designs. All are represented in the musuem.
Location: 3200 Belmont Street Belaire Ohio 43906 USA

A non-profit corporation devoted to the creation of a national marble museum. The museum is dedicated to the collection, education, and preservation of marbles, art glass orbs and selected artifacts.
Location: Box1093 Yreka California 96097 USA

The museum presents Finnish life from prehistoric times to the present. There are five departments of history. Temporary exhibitions on various aspects are presented. "A Room of Glass-The Claes Norstedt Collection"presents Finnish and European glass from Antiquity to early 20th Century.
Location: Nervanderinkatu 13 Helsinki 00101 Finland

The museum has in its collection, arms, armour, Asian, ceramics, costumes, fine and graphic art, flags, furniture, glass, historical jewelry, lace, metal work, musical instruments, numismatics, textiles and more.
Location: Benburb Street Dublin 7 ireland

The Crafts Gallery collects and displays Japanese and foreign craftworks dating from the Meiji period to present day. The collection includes textiles, ceramics, glass, lacquer, wood, bamboo, metal work, dolls, and industrial and graphic design.
Location: 1-1 Kitanomaru-koan Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Japan

The Decorative Arts Collection of the museum includes American and European period rooms with furniture, metalwork, art glass, textiles and ceramics. The Wallenstein Collection of 160 wine glasses illustrates the development of wine glass in the 18th Century.
Location: 4525 Oak Street Kansas City Missouri 64111 USA

The collection of the museum features 7000 objects documenting the history of glassmaking with a special emphasis on New Bedford glass works in the late 19th Century. Antique glassblowing tools, molds and a large glass press are part of the presentation.
Location: 46 North Water Street New Bedford Massachusetts 02740 USA

The museum presents the American Pressed Glass Collection of Anna Harding Hetherington. A short history of American pressed glass is included with photographs and data on many of the forms exhibited.
Location: 277 Douglas Ave. Saint John New Brunswick E2K 1ES Canada

The museum presents 80 galleries featuring American art, African art, Classical art and Tibetan art. The Decorative Arts collection includes furniture, silver, ceramics, glass, jewelry, and textiles. The glass featured is cut, pressed and blown glass.
Location: 49 Washington Street Newark New Jersey 07102-3176 USA