The Worshipful Company of Glaziers and Painters of Glass is one of the historic Livery Companies of the City of London.
Photographs of the May 2011 visit to Chicago taken by David Eking, Steve Graham, Chris Salmond and David Whyman can be seen here

David Ingmire was installed as Master on 24 November 2011. Photographs of the Installation Dinner may be seen at the Gerald Sharp website.
The brief and entry details for the 2012 Stevens Competition for Architectural Glass are now available.
The Glaziers' Company was one of only six organisations nominated from about a hundred organisations for the Worldskills UK Partner of the Year Award, announced at the Excel Centre on 6 October during the Worldskills London 2011 international competitions finals. The Award is for UK competition partners whose competitions far exceed Worldskills UK’s national requirements in terms of quality.
The Stevens Architectural Glass Competition became a Worldskills UK national competition three years ago. The Glaziers Company was nominated for the excellent quality of feedback provided to the competitors during the Seminar, conducted by the judging panel on the afternoon of the annual Prizegiving at Glaziers Hall. The Award was won by L’Oreal.
It is with great sadness that we have to report the death on 16 August of Adelle Corrin, the Company's Glass Information Officer, Freeman of the Company by Gift and a noted stained glass artist. Adelle, through her organisation of the Company's Award for Excellence, Ashton Hill Awards and Travelling Scholarship, mentored many young artists while arranging their placements and she was immensely proud of the fact that the majority of the Company's Award winners went on to successful careers in glass. Her work as a stained glass artist is featured elsewhere on this web site, where it will remain as a tribute to her
Freeman Douglas Hogg has been chosen, following a national competition organised by the Company, to design a Jubilee Window to be installed in The Queen's Chapel of the Savoy. Read more.
Grants are now available to professional glaziers towards professional accreditation with ICON (the Institute of Conservation). Read more.
Congratulations to Matthew Hayes of Central St Martin's, winner of the First Prize in the 2011 Stevens Competition, the Brian Thomas Memorial Prize, sponsored by GQA Qualifications. Second and Third Prizes went to Sophie D'Souza (Central St Martin's) and Maria Beddoes (independent). Ray Taylor (Swansea) and Su Wilson (independent) were highly commended, and Charis Humphreys and David Light (Swansea Metropolitan University) were commended.
The winner of the 2011-12 Award for Excellence is Elizabeth Sinkova(Swansea Metroplitan University). Two recipients of Ashton Hill Awards for 2011-12 have also been announced, Muna Zuberi (independent) and Laura Atkinson (University of Lincoln)
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On 4 April 2011 Professor Tim Connell gave a lecture at Glaziers' Hall on The Role of the Livery Companies in Mediaeval England, and their Relevance in the Modern Age. The text of Professor Connell's lecture may be read here. A PDF file with full footnotes and references may be downloaded here. |
Joining the Glaziers
The majority of our members join because they have an interest in, and a love of, this most accessible and beautiful of art forms. We do, however, count many glass artists among our members, and you can see some of their work on this website, and, if you wish, enquire about commissioning work from them.
If you are interested in becoming a member please contact us.
