Stretch Glass Images for the

Stretch Glass Society

2007 Convention
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The 2007 Stretch Glass Society club display will feature place settings. This setting uses items produced by the Diamond Glassware Company of Indiana, PA.

Another place setting arrangement of the blue and green Diamond Glassware stretch glass.

A place setting using Fenton Art Glass Company Celeste Blue and Velva Rose (pink) stretch glass.

A place setting of marigold stretch glass using Imperial Glass Company "Rose Ice" pieces.

A place setting of ruby and crystal stretch glass made by Imperial Glass Company, Belaire, OH. Imperial's name for the crystal stretch was Iris Ice but they used Ruby for their red glass.

A place setting of ruby and crystal stretch glass made by Imperial Glass Company, Belaire, OH. Imperial's name for the crystal stretch was Iris Ice but they used Ruby for their red glass.

A place setting of ruby and crystal stretch glass made by Imperial Glass Company, Belaire, OH. Imperial's name for the crystal stretch was Iris Ice but they used Ruby for their red glass.

A place setting of ruby and crystal stretch glass made by Imperial Glass Company, Belaire, OH. Imperial's name for the crystal stretch was Iris Ice but they used Ruby for their red glass.

A place setting of ruby and smoke stretch glass made by Imperial Glass Company, Belaire, OH. Imperial's name for the smoke stretch was Blue Ice but they used Ruby for their red glass.

A Northwood place setting using their Blue (transparent blue) and Jade Blue (opaque blue) stretch glass.

A Northwood place setting using their Blue (transparent blue) and Jade Blue (opaque blue) stretch glass

A Northwood place setting using their Blue (transparent blue) and Jade Blue (opaque blue) stretch glass

A Northwood place setting using their Russet (transparent yellow-green) stretch glass.

A Northwood place setting using their Russet (transparent yellow-green) stretch glass.

 

For more images from our 2006 Convention, GO HERE!
Note: We are having two featured speakers at our SGS Convention, Shelly Fenton-Ash (Fenton Sales Department) and Kelsey Murphy (special cameo glass artist). The images below are from the Fenton Art Glass Company web site and are probably not large enough to be reproduced, but you can likely obtain larger format images from the Fenton Art Glass Company.

Shelly Fenton Ash will discuss the Fenton Art Glass Company future plans, especially with iridescent stretch glass. Her personal web page is located HERE!

Kelsey Murphy, cameo glass artist, will give a presentation at the 2007 Stretch Glass Society Convention. Her personal web page is located HERE!