Topic: Cambridge Glass Fair 2012.~Brilliant weather, brilliant glass, brilliant day!

[Nemmie]

Thanks for sharing. Nice to see some things which I will never be able to afford!

[Paul S.]

quote from Nigel............"I notice one very interesting piece amongst all those brilliant photos"..........and knowing your taste, might this be the Walsh 'Vesta' table lamp in 36/62?    

[johnphilip]

No the S&W rock crystal bowl - methinks - but Rosie probably forgot what it was  , i bought her a coffee as well as the glass of water , she also forgot that .hhhhm . senior moments .jp

[vidrioguapo]

i bought her a coffee as well as the glass of water , she also forgot that .hhhhm . senior moments .jp

Glad you said that jp........I was beginning to question your generosity. :ooh:  Sorry I couldn't be there, but a bit under the weather at the moment. :cry:  Glad you all had a good time, and hopefully see you next time! :thup:

[antiquerose123]

 :smg:   thanks Rosie for the Pics.  Nice to see pics here from over-the-pond too-- so we can see what we missed.   :cry: 

Again Thanks  :thup:

[chopin-liszt]

Thanks ever so much for all these, Rosie - I always find taking pics gets in the way of being there and looking at the things in reality, rather than via a camera screen!

I'm very curious about a piece on this stand - has anybody any idea whose it is?
http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/displayimage.php?pid=16047&fullsize=1

[rosieposie]

Hi Sue....I had all the time in the world,  so I got the best of both worlds, time to look and enjoy and time to take pics for those who couldn't attend or didn't have a camera, so I was very blessed there.
The only blot on the day was the fact that my camera started playing up towards the end and I couldn't get it out of Zoom mode....I was just so relieved when I got home to find that the pictures weren't lost!!. John has fixed it now,  so girls, marry an engineer, they are worth their weight in gold.
I really haven't had time to  put a caption to the pictures, and as you say, if I had tried to do it 'press photography' style, I wouldn't have had time to just stop and look and enjoy as well.  
I am sure that someone else who was there will know whos stand it was....it was in the great hall near the top end. Which piece were you specially interested in Sue?
I took these particularly because I know there are some of you who collect and like Mdina/ IOW glass. I tried to do a bit of everything, and when I have time,  I will try to caption some of them.....time?  where does it go??

[art-of-glass]

I'm very curious about a piece on this stand - has anybody any idea whose it is?
http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/displayimage.php?pid=16047&fullsize=1

That, I believe, was stand 20, belonging to Peter Elliot.

[Greg.]

2 Pieces of Malta Decorative Glass Sue, if that's the ones I think your Looking at! 

[rosieposie]

I think you are right,Dan,  I have just had a look at the floor plan and it was stand 20....so Peter Elliot it is!!

There are some pictures of Exbor pieces that confirmed the locaton.

There you are Sue....