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Five star glass web pages — there can't be many better than this!

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Bernard C:
Just take a look at this beauty:

http://www.wakefield.gov.uk/CultureAndLeisure/Museums/Object/2006_12.htm

 :clap:   Congratulations to Richard van Riel, creator, and curator of the definitive Bagley collection.    :clap:

Do you know of any single, stand-alone glass web pages of a similar standard?    Please reveal your own favourite.

Bernard C.  8)

Bernard C:
... and I have just worked out what was odd about this web page.    Richard appears to have some difficulty counting either fish or sides!

Bernard C.  8)

Max:
lol Bernard, I see what you mean.  By the way, I use an identical bowl for salads here, and I can't imagine sticking it up my jumper and no-one noticing!   :o 

I look forward to their Bagley museum catalogue online. Could you drop a link to the GMB when it's up and running Bernard?  I'm terribly forgetful and might neglect to add it to my Glass favourites.  :P  Thank you.

Frank:
I could only see one page with glass, one unimpressive page with a small picture an uncaptioned picture of some people and that it ???

catshome:
Hi Bernard,

Maybe we could have a thread like the book reviews thread, for website resources?

I like this one for the Isle of Wight Glass :

http://www.isleofwightstudioglass.co.uk/Discontinued_Ranges.html

It's not just for discontinued ranges, but that section is very useful for identification purposes.

Happy New Year to you!
Cat

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