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000-190-004-455-C
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Jug

This glass jug was made in 1986 by Annette Meech at The Glasshouse in London.

The jug is blown with an applied cast handle and is marked 'Annette Meech 1843 (?) The Glasshouse 1986'.

Studio Glassmaking has established itself firmly as an accepted British craft. For the first half of the 20th century neither British Industries nor British Art Colleges encouraged artists to work in glass as was done in Northern Europe and the USA. The first glass department to change this was that built up at Edinburgh College of Art by Helen Monro-Turner in the 1950s and 60s. This coincided with a revolution in the technology of glassmaking pioneered by American artists in the early 1960s. A further impetus was provided by the setting up of The Glasshouse in London which provided working space for graduates of the Royal College of Art. A number of similar corporate ventures have now been established, including several in Scotland.


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Online ID: 000-190-004-455-C
Image Rights Holder: National Museums Scotland
Project: 0098: National Museums Scotland
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Ref: National Museums Scotland  A.1987.296
Date: 1986
Material: Glass
Dimensions: 458 mm H x 205 mm W x 110 mm D
What:
Subject: British glass
Who: Annette Meech, London (Maker)
Where: England, London
Event:
Description: Glass jug: English, London, The Glasshouse, by Annette Meech, 1986
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