To complement your visit to the Glass Museum, there is an excellent gift shop selling seasonal items throughout the year. The array of gifts on offer make an unique present for a loved one, family or friend if you are looking for something special at an affordable cost.
Including a range of contemporary studio glass, gifts, jewellery, souvenirs, cards and books. The gift shop is situated in the glass pavilion at the main entrance. If you would like to purchase any of the items described on these pages, or to enquire about alternative items, please contact the Museum (details below).
Book list
Broadfield House Glass Museum bookshop features a selection of titles covering artists, paperweights, local history books. Including books on:
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Exhibitions and Collections Catalogues
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General Books on Glass including 'Cameo Glass', 'Lalique' by Eric Knowles and '20th Century British Glass' by Charles R Hajdamach
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Books on Individual Artists
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Books on British Glass including the 'Jewels on the Cut' an exploration of the Stourbridge Canal' by Graham Fisher MBE
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American Glass
- Books on European Glass
- Paperweights Books
- Beads and Jewellery Books including 'Making Beaded Fashion Jewellery' by Natalie Leon
- Journals
- Videos and DVD's including the brand new 'The Crystal Mile Along the Stourbridge Canal' by Graham Fisher MBE
- Local History Books
- Children's Books
How to buy
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In person: visit the gift shop during opening hours.
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Order by telephone on 01384 812745
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Order by e-mail to glass.museum@dudley.gov.uk
NB: Do not send credit card details by email please provide details over the phone. Please state your full postal address including postcode.
Please note that items ordered by telephone or e-mail and sent to you by post will be subject to a handling fee to cover packing and postage costs. You will be notified of the handling fee prior to dispatch of your order so please do not send payment until you have been informed of the total amount payable. Dudley Council no longer accepts cheques due to the banks withdrawing the scheme.
