This lecture will be in the Atrium (viewing via Zoom will be available for those unable to attend).
Cracking Glass
By Mark Hill
Dear Members and Guests,
We invite you to join us for a lecture given by Mark Hill on ‘Cracking Glass' in the Atrium on Tuesday 11th May 2027 at 20.00 hours.
An overview of Britain’s ‘Big Four’ postwar glass companies, comprising Whitefriars, King’s Lynn (Wedgwood), Caithness, and Dartington. As well as company and designer histories, special slides examine, compare, and contrast ‘Good, Better, Best’ examples from each company. The emergence of these factories is put into context and major influences behind them are discussed. The current glut of Whitefriars fakes are covered, including tips on how to spot them.
We are hoping that Members and Guests will take the opportunity to come to the Atrium.
For those unable to be present at the Atrium, this lecture will also be streamed via Zoom, but only to those who registered in advance.
You are requested to sign up for the lecture beforehand, also if you are coming to join us in person at the Atrium, by clicking on the sentence at the 'How to book' section.
How to book this event:
Registration opens +/- 25 APR 27 and will close at midnight Sunday 09 MAY 27.
Please click here to register for Atrium attendance or Zoom viewing.
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