The National Glass Fair was Britain’s leading antique and collectable glass fair. Exhibitors offered a wide choice of glassware, from 18th century drinking glasses through to contemporary studio glass.
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November 2019 Exhibition: Benny Motzfeldt
Our November 2019 in-fair exhibition featured a selection of glass celebrating the influential Norwegian glass designer Benny Motzfeldt.
Motzfeldt was a mixed media artist who went on to carve out a career as a highly expressive glass designer. She is best know for the designs she created for Hadeland, Randsfjord and PLUS.
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Nov 2019 Preview Gallery
Our Preview Gallery currently features glass that was available to buy at our November 2019 glass fair.
In the weeks leading up to our next fair, we will update the gallery, adding new images of the collectable glass that will be offered for sale on Sunday 8 November 2020.
You will find a great variety of glass, including everything from 18th – 20th century drinking glasses & tableware through to decorative Victorian glass, 20th century art glass, as well as paperweights and work by contemporary glass artists.
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Glass Archive
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Our Glass Archive features articles that cover different aspects of glass making, including information about various glass manufacturers, individual glass artists and different types of glass.
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Venue
The National Glass Fair takes place at the National Motorcycle Museum (Nr. Birmingham).
You can find details of the dates for our glass fairs by visiting our Future Fairs page.
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A Great Day Out For Glass Collectors
At its inception the National Glass Fair was the first all-glass antiques and collectables fair. Over 100 quality dealers exhibit at our glass fairs, including exhibitors that sell a wide variety of items from throughout the ages.
There is always an excellent variety of merchandise, including 18th century drinking glasses, Victorian pressed glass, early 20th century Art glass from makers such as Galle, Daum, Lalique and Loetz, studio glass by some of the most talented contemporary glass artists working in the UK and a good selection of antique and modern paperweights.
Art Nouveau and Art Deco glassware remains popular with visitors to the glass fair, whilst modern Studio Glass from the 1950s, 60s and 70s is becoming increasingly collectable. The popularity of these items has resulted in exhibitors buying Scandinavian, Italian and Bohemian glass from this period to meet the demand. Glassware from manufacturers such as Orrefors, Whitefriars and Seguso is particularly sought after.
There are always good examples of glass for people with more traditional tastes. Coloured and crystal cut-glass is always extremely popular and our exhibitors sell examples from various quality manufacturers, including Stevens and Williams, Val St. Lambert, Thomas Webb, Stuart Crystal, Webb Corbett and Richardsons.
Contemporary glass is also incredibly popular with visitors to our fair and in addition to the specialist dealers selling contemporary glass, the National Glass Fair also attracts leading contemporary glass artists, such as Jonathan Harris and Vic Bamforth.
Whatever your taste or budget, you will always find interesting examples of glass at our fairs. Many of our exhibitors sell exclusively at the National Glass Fair and visitors return time and again to find new items of glassware that are not available to buy anywhere else.
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