The following photographs are of the glass displays that were seen at the Exhibition of Collectible Glass held by the Glass Collectors Society Inc. on the 12th and 13th of November 2016 at the Payneham Library Complex, Felixstow, Adelaide, Sth Aus.

This display is of Flower Float Bowls sets that were made by American, British, Czechoslovakian and Germany companies.

This display is of glass items made by the Brockwitz Glass Company which was  located in Brockwitz near Dresden in Germany.

This display is of Australian vases made by Crown Crystal Glass
Co. Ltd. They were a company located in Sydney, New South Wales Australia.

 Each of the Carnival Glass items in this display has either a bird or
an animal design. The items were made by various companies from around the world.  

This display is of White Friars Glass which was a British glass company.

The Cloud glass in this display was made by either August Walther & Sohne in Germany or by Davidson Glass Works in England.

  This display is of Jugs and Decanters that were made by various companies.

The cabinet display is of Stemmed Goblets that were made in the early 1700’s.

 This display is of cut glass and engraved glass items that were made by various glass companies.

 The glassware in this display is called View Ware. It was made by ​Crown Crystal Glass Co. Ltd. who were an Australian company that were located in Sydney New South Wales.

This display is of drinking glasses and jugs. They were made from  1940’s-1960’s. Many of these items were promotional food glasses that contained food products made for Benny Bee, ETA and Golden North.

The Kitchen glassware in this display was made made by various glass company's from around the world.

This display is of flower vases made by the Crown Crystal Glass Co. Ltd. who were an Australian company that were located in Sydney, New South Wales.

The glass items in this display each have a bird theme.They are made by various glass companies from around the world.

The Perfume bottles in this display are made by various companies from around the world.

The Uranium Glass in this display was made by various company's from around the world. The items glow when placed under an ultra violet light source as seen in the picture above. 

The Carnival glass in this display is Australian. It was made by the Crown Crystal Glass Co. Ltd. which was located in Sydney, New South Wales.
The pictures above of the displays were kindly supplied by a club member from Melbourne Victoria Australia.

I can be contacted at  gfbsets@gmail.com

Neil Cooper
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