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Some of the items donated so far to the AGG Auction
NEW ITEMS ARE BEING ADDED DAILY! Check back SOON!
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Artwork Books Glassware Tools, Supplies and
Raw Materials
Painted, Stained Art Glass Panels Other
Artwork
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A101
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Donated by:
Geoff Wallace
Description:
Color print of the West Rose at Notre Dame
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Books
| B101
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Donated by:
Barbara Krueger
Description:
Brian Clarke:
Architectural Artist
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| B102
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Donated by:
Barbara Krueger
Description:
Scotland's Stained
Glass
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| B103
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Donated by:
Barbara Krueger
Description:
Painting with Light: Drawings and Stained Glass in the Age of Durer
& Holbein
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| B104
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Donated by:
Barbara Krueger
Description:
Painting With Light: Judson Studios
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| B115
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Donated by:
David Wilde
Description:
The Life and Work
of Harry Clarke
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| B116
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Donated by:
David Wilde
Description:
The Jerusalem
Windows of Chagall
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| B117
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Donated by:
David Wilde
Description:
Hardbound copy, Horizon Magazine,
including article by Wolf Fon Echardt
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| B118
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Donated by:
David Wilde
Description:
San Francisco's
Heritage in Art Glass
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| B119
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Donated by:
David Wilde
Description:
Stained Glass
(Lawrence Lee)
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| B121
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Donated by:
Vic Rothman
Description:
Book about John LaFarge w/ color photographs
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| B123
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Donated by:
Barbara Krueger
Description:
North American Churches: From Chapels to Cathedrals
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Donated by:
Barbara Nichols
Description:
A December 1940 issue of Fortune Magazine with stained glass done by Jeop Nicolas on the cover.
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Glassware
| G105
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Donated by:
Serpentino Stained Glass
Description:
Fischer streaky blown-glass vase
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| G113 and G114
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Donated by:
Saara Gallin
Description:
Two Tiffany Dalles
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| G108
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Donated by:
Judi and James Van Wei
Description:
KOKOMO Glassware original. Judi says: " It is from our studio's private collection and comes with a Certificate of Ownership signed by William Malone. The back of the certificate is stamped Kokomo Glass Originals 1970. The gold and white pattern is applied to a piece of Kokomo violet, blue, amber streaky which has been slumped to create two "dishes". The letters "K" and "O" are set in the center of each "dish". They are is in mint condition, still in box - They have never been displayed or used." |
Painted, Stained, Art Glass Panels
| S101
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Donated by:
Indre McCraw
Description:
Exhibition panel
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| S106
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Donated by:
Tony Glander
Description:
Stained Glass
Panel: "HOPE"
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| S108
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Donated by:
Ellen Mandelbaum
Description:
Painted Glass panel (shown in progress)
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S110
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Donated by:
John Raynal
Description:
Pre-Civil War single-sash window from The Episcopal Church of the Epiphany, Danville,
VA.
The sanctuary was built in the 1840’s ; these windows were replaced with J&R Lamb
windows in the 1930’s or 40’s.
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| S112
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Donated by:
Roy Coomber
Description:
The 9" circle I am sending has tracing using clove oil and pen, some matting and four types of silver stain, two Rusche and two Dugassa , which were used to add variety from pale yellow to rich amber. It is painted upon clear reamy glass.
Last year I made two panels of golfers, one was a modern depiction sent to the AGG auction. The other , a 40 cm medieval style panel, was sent to the British Society of Master Glass Painters exhibition on London and later Ely Cathedral. The piece was bought by the curator of the Ely Cathedral stained glass museum. This latter golfer panel was a depiction from my imagination, Theme was, again, "Golfers", but this time in style of 12th century figures. Golf is thought to have started in Scotland by shepherds in 12th century hitting stones with their shepherd's crooks.
This year, I have re-drawn the medieval style panel to fit into a circle. This circular piece is for the AGG Auction.
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S113
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Donated by:
Saara Gallin
Description:
"Stained Glass in Motion" 16" H X 13" W
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| S114
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Donated by:
Nick Parrendo
Description:
A painted glass panel measuring 16" X 24 "
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Also...
From Helmut Schardt:
I am planning to fabricate 2 faceted glass and epoxy panels
approx 10 x 10 inches, one after a design by Jean-Jacques Duval and one
after a design by Benoit Gilsoul.
Conference Exhibition Panels by these stained glass artists:
Hallie Monroe
Jon Erickson
Other made-by AGG-Member glass panels:
Peter Billington
Amy Valuk
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Tools, supplies and raw materials
| T101
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Donated by:
Tony Glander
Description:
2 DVD's about Silk Screening
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| T102
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Donated by:
Komomo Opalescent Glass
Description:
Kokomo 16" X 18" sheet glass assortment
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| T103 and T104
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Donated by:
Kokomo Opalescent Glass
Description:
Kokomo Pony Crates
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| T105 and T106
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Donated by:
Sussman
Description:
Straight edges
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| T112 and T113
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Donated by:
Kenneth Leap
Description:
Custom-made Lambert's streaky red glass (great stuff!).
$250 value each.
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| T116
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Donated by:
Serpentino Stained Glass
Description:
Hartley-Wood English Streaky Glass sheet
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| T117
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Donated by:
Dennis Swan
Description:
Experimental beveled Dalle with inset "It is about 3.5 inch diameter with a double bevel on 1 inch KOG dalle. Then a hole with a jewel I made out of a 2 inch thick dalle. I had no purpose for it, just something I thought needed done at the time."
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Other
| O101
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Donated by:
Paul Monroe
Description:
Hand made cutting board
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| O102
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Donated by:
Jon Erickson
Description:
Hand Made Glass Painter's Bridge
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| O104 
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Donated by:
Bob Paterson
Description:
Three small traced & silver stained cherub fragments ranging in size from 3" by 3" to 3" by 4". These cherubs came from an overseas dealer that specializes in late 1800’s and early 1900’s U.K. window preservation and reclamation.
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O105
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Donated by:
Bob Paterson
Description:
9" by 4" painted glass, Madonna and Child, from the Pennsylvania estate of Oliver Smith.
Oliver Smith was born in Lynn, Massachusetts on October 1, 1896, and died on May 17, 1980 in Green Valley, Arizona. Smith suffered polio along with an injury in childhood, which resulted in his right arm becoming paralyzed and later amputated. Smith accomplished all of his stained glass and painting with only his left arm. Minard Smith, Oliver's son, reported seeing his father hold glass with his shoulder or chest where normally one would use an arm to do the work. He worked on stained glass with his father for many years at the studio in Bryn Athyn. Oliver Smith attended the Rhode Island School of Design (RSID) for six years, graduating with a degree in painting in June 1918.
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O106
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Donated by:
Bob Paterson
Description:
Antique glass fragments in two pieces of a knight’s helmet in a small box titled "The York Heraldic Shield – Made in Grt. Britain" - approximately 6" by 5".
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| O107
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Donated by:
Rona Moody
Description:
A book of biographical details of some 550 artists and studios with stained glass windows in Scotland. As well as Scottish artists, there are entries on English firms (such as Hardman; Heaton, Butler and Bayne; Morris and Burne-Jones etc), Germans (for example Munich), French (including Loire of course), American (Tiffany being the best known) and more.
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| O108
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Donated by:
Serpentino Stained Glass
Description:
A Day at the Studio ( hang out, observe, ask questions get free lunch!)
Serpentino Stained Glass
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| O109
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Donated by:
Judith Schaechter
Description: A Day of Demos with Judith Schaechter
Judith will host a group (maximum of 4) at her studio for a day of demonstrations highlighting the techniques she uses within her body of work. Judith will begin the day by taking and treating the group to a Vietnamese Restaurant for lunch, followed by an afternoon of demonstrations and lively discussions! Be the winning bidder and be one of the fortunate four !
Expiration: 1 year from date of auction
Date: Mutually agreed upon date.
Time: 12:00 - 6:00 p.m.
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| O111
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Donated by:
Dennis Swan
Description:
An abstract glass-filled metal tabletop:
"This is the raw metal, all the holes will be filled with bevels. It will have no lead.
The beveled glass will be held by steel overlays front
and back which are held by small bolts. All metal will
be powder coated." |
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