October 19-20 | "Glass of the Mechanics": Developing a new narrative for a most formative period for the American glass industry, ca. 1820-40 |
Oswaldo Rodriguez Roque Memorial Lecture and Symposium Stories in American Glass: New Scholarship, New Perspectives Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, Connecticut |
October 19-20 1pm |
One Frenchman’s glass cutting machinery and another’s lenses: The Brooklyn Flint Glass Company’s prize-winning products in the 1850s |
57th Annual Seminar on Glass The Corning Museum of Glass Corning, New York. |
March 14 1pm |
New in form and ornament: How the American machine-press changed glass tableware, 1825-45 |
The Westchester Glass Club Dobbs Ferry, New York. |
March 8 1pm |
Glass in Early Charleston, South Carolina: Archaeology and Primary Sources |
The Westchester Glass Club Dobbs Ferry, New York. |
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January 9 10:30am-12:00pm |
Which glass found on American sites was American made? Archaeological collections as resources for glass research |
SYM-208: Caring For The Past: Connecting To Archaeological Collections Society for Historical Archaeology (SHA 2016) Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology Washington, DC |
December 11 | Perfected in New York City: Jean-Pierre Colné and the origins of mechanized glass cutting, 1850-80 |
Friday Focus talk The Bayou Bend Collection The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Houston, Texas |
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October 1-2 | Before the illustrated trade catalog: American luxury glass made by Dorflinger's predecessors and contemporaries |
Symposium celebrating the 150th anniversary of Dorflinger glassmaking in White Mills, Pennsylvania Dorflinger Factory Museum White Mills, Pennsylvania |
November 21-22 | Matching the glass owned in Early Charleston: Archaeological guidance from the Charleston Museum and Drayton Hall |
Breaking ground and building bridges: New research on Charleston's material culture The Charleston Museum, Charleston, South Carolina. |
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May 10 | American mold blown tableware, 1815-35: A fresh look at "Blown Three Mold" |
The Glass Club Seminar of the National American Glass Club Orlando, Florida. |
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March 3 | What should an American Glass 2.0 look like? |
The Westchester Glass Club Dobbs Ferry, New York. |
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January 22 | Perfected in New York City: Jean-Pierre Colné and the origins of mechanized glass cutting, 1850-80 |
The New York Ceramics Fair 2014 The Bohemian National Hall, New York, New York. |
July 20 | American mold blown tableware, 1815-35: A fresh look at "Blown Three Mold" |
2013 National Antique Bottle Show Manchester, New Hampshire. |
May 4-6 | Midwestern Contributions to American Glass: 1797-1880. |
Midwest Antiques Forum Cincinnati, Ohio. |
October 1-2 | Early Steps in the Mechanization of Glass Cutting, 1850-80: Jean-Pierre Colné Rediscovered |
Dorflinger Glass Seminar Dorflinger Glass Museum White Mills, PA. |
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March 16 | American Mold Blown Tableware 1815-40: A New Look at an American Classic |
The Founders' Chapter of the National American Glass Club Natick, MA. |
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March 1 | Early American Glass: From the Colonies to the Civil War |
New Castle Historical Society Chappaqua Library, Chappaqua, NY. |
November 1 | The Industrialization of Glass Cutting in America, 1850-1880: Jean-Pierre Colné, Rediscovered |
The Westchester Chapter of the National American Glass Club White Plains, NY. |
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April 17 | Hiding in Plain Sight? Rediscovering New York City cut glass: 1820-70 |
The Glass Club Seminar of the National American Glass Club Greenwich, CT. |
December 1 | Cut Glass in America to the Civil War (with a New York City Bias) 1800-1865 The Cape Cod Chapter of the National American Glass Club The Sandwich Glass Museum, Sandwich, MA. |
April 6 | Cut Glass in America to the Civil War (with a New York City Bias) 1800-1865 The Westchester Chapter of the National American Glass Club White Plains, NY. |
March 7 | American "Blown Three Mold" 1815-1840: Decorative Mid-Market Tableware Before the Rise of Pressing The New York Metropolitan Chapter of the National American Glass Club New York, NY. |
November 7 | American "Blown Three Mold" 1815-1840: Decorative Mid-Market Tableware Before the Rise of Pressing The Westchester Chapter of the National American Glass Club White Plains, NY. |
September 10 | American "Blown Three Mold": A Classic of Early American Glass North Jersey Bottle Club New Jersey. |
August 12 | Finding "Beauty in Function": Collecting Early American Glass IBM T.J. Watson Research Center Hawthorne, NY. |