M & D Moir

Fairs we do

Art Nouveau and Art Deco

Woking Art Deco and Art Nouveau Fair : 30th August 2010, 17th October 2010, 27th December 2010.

Twickenham Art Deco & Art Nouveau Fair : 1st August 2010 - Next Fair,


Glass

The Original National Glass Collectors Fair, Motorcycle Museum : 14th November 2010.

Cambridge Glass Fair : 26th September 2010.

Reflect: TBA

SE21 the Glass and Ceramics Fair : TBA

General

Antiques For Everyone, NEC : 28th - 31st October 2010.

Esher Hall (Sandown) : 8th-10th October -Click here for a free ticket

For more information about these fairs click on any of the underlined fair names, this will take you directly to the fair organiser's websites. The other fairs do not have websites, but details can be found in any good fair guide.

Or Email us on Manddmoir@aol.com.

Click Here to return to our other site -for great Rene Lalique, Emile Galle and Daum Glass.

LINKS

People often ask us about other good links to Glass and related websites.

Here are a few of our real favourites

Studio Books is one of the best places to get books on glass

Broadfield House Glass Museum is the best glass museum in the UK

On line glass Museum is the best on-line glass museum

WorldArtGlass.com is a great guide to art glass around the World, includin links to galleries, studios, museums, sources of information, events, organizations, publications etc.


The Glass Association is the link to the Glass association -everyone should be a member

Loetz Glass is a wondeful information site

Cloud Glass is another great information website


Circa glass is a great website for Whitefriars and Scandinavian glass

Studio Glass Mechant its the best site for more modern Lalique and Studio Glass

20th Century glass is a great website for 20th century glass especially the great pressed glass makers.

Deco Dave is a great website for Art Deco Lighting and other Art Deco Desirables

Cloud 9 has some wonderful Art Deco furniture

So Nouveau is also a great website for Art Nouveau wares

The Design Gallery is a stunning place for serious Art Nouveau and Art Deco furniture and smaller items.

Artius Glass is a great website for modern british glass especially Isle of Wight glass

Abfabglass is THE place to go for wonderful Okra glass

Richmond Silver is a great website for those hard to find silver presents etc


Moser and Lalique are the websites for the great companies themselves. Here you can see what they make now!

There was a great exhibition from the Lalique Family collection a few years ago you can see some of the pieces here Pictures from the Exposition

Bibiliography

We often get asked about our magazine articles the full list to date is here:

1. Lalique -up close and personal- Antiques Magazine:Issue 1106- Febraury 2007
2. Galle -up close and personal– Antiques Magazine -Issue 1120- September 2007
3. Moser-up close and personal– Antiques Magazine –Issue 1129 Febraury 2008
4. Silk and Glass – a Flapper Fashion (pendants)– Antiques Magazine -Issue 1139 August 2008
5. Lalique Glass: 100 years of excellence– Collect-it!- Issue 139 February 2009
6. Kralik & Rindskopf –Unsung Heroes of Art Nouveau Glass-Antiquexplorer-Issue 99 April 2009
7. Daum Explained part 1- The Glass Cone –Issue 87 Summer 2009
8. Daum Explained part 2 -The Glass Cone –Issue 88 Autumn2009
9. A Fascination with Light- L C Tiffany –Collect it! –Issue 147 October 2009
10.A Transformation in Glass: Bohemian hock glasses –Collect it! Issue 148 November 2009
11.Art Deco for the masses -Stuart enamel -Collect it! Issue 150 January 2010
12.Emile Galle: grandmaster of glass -Collect-it! –Issue 151 February 2010
13.Flapper pendants (GAR & AW) –Antiquexplorer –Issue 110 April 2010
14.Collecting Bohemian inkwells and desk-ware (Kralik) –Collect it! Issue 154 May 2010
15.Ten of the Best -British Glass design Classics -Collect it! Issue 157 Aug 2010
16.Lalique Glasses –The Glass Journal -forthcoming

Rene Lalique a & Other Art Glass in the News

Here we list a few hopefully interesting Web-based links to Rene Lalique and the other great art glass makers in the news.

One of the best places to see Lalique at the moment is in Lisbon at the Gulbenkian. Other exhibitions open and close.

Google allows you to track many things; one of the oddest for fans of Rene Lalique is the Cities with the most interest in Lalique

One of the more obscure trivia facts around Lalique is that he is also a comic character Lalique

Away from Lalique here is an excellent exhibition of Tiffany