Published on September 15, 2010
Published on September 10, 2010
The grand opening of our Bristol Blue Glass factory in Bedminster was a flying success. The lord Mayor of Bristol and Sherrie Eugene Hart cut the tape to the Bristol Blue Glass factory door at just past 1 o’clock today, September 10th. With champagne and glass blowing demonstrations through out the day we had a [...]
Published on September 8, 2010
We are moving our Bristol Blue Glass factory to Bedminster or should I say we are in the process of moving all of our Bristol Blue Glass furnaces and equipment to Bedminster where we will trade Bristol Blue Glass from now on. In fact we are trading Bristol Blue Glass from Bedminster as of this [...]
Published on September 7, 2010
3 Days to go!!! Some of the images below of Bristol Blue Glass furnaces are approximately one week old. We have been melting glass and testing its quality for the new environment. Crystal Glass is quite sensitive when at temperatures exceeding 1450℃. Adjusting fundamental and trace elements of the batch glass is an art form [...]
Published on August 28, 2010
Title: Bristol Blue Glass Official OpeningLocation: St. Catherine’s, Bedminster, Bristol. BS3 4DJ Bristol, United KingdomLink out: Click hereDescription: We would be delighted if you are able to join us on Friday 10th. September at 1.00.p.m. when the Lord Mayor of Bristol, together with Sherrie Eugene Hart and Dawn Primarolo, will be cutting the tape to [...]
Published on August 28, 2010
Published on August 28, 2010
Title: Bristol Blue Glass – Talks on the Glass Museum Collection.Location: St. Catherine’s, Bedminster, Bristol. BS3 4DJ Bristol, United KingdomLink out: Click hereDescription: Dr Francis Burroughes will be giving an insightful talk on the Glass Museum Collection at our new premises where we make Bristol Blue Glass.Start Time: 10:00Date: 2010-09-12End Time: 16:00
Published on August 27, 2010
Bristol Blue Glass has been around for many hundreds of years, but due to an economic downslide in the early 20th century its ceased to be. Until in the late 80s when Peter Hewlett started to make Bristol Blue Glass in the famous City of Bristol. Several other companies followed suit and to this day [...]
Published on August 13, 2010
