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Red House Glass Cone

Lying in the heart of the Stourbridge glassmaking industry, the Red House Glass Cone was built at the end of the 18th century and was used for the manufacture of glass until 1936.

Reaching 100 feet, Glass Cones within the Stourbridge area were commonplace. Today, it is the only complete Glass Cone in the area and one of only four left in the United Kingdom. With the aid of film, audio guides, exhibits and live demonstrations, you can now explore the Cone's 200 years of glassmaking history.

International Festival of Glass

Friday 24 to Monday 27 August 2012.  Visit http://www.ifg.org.uk

Red House Glass Cone opening hours

Attraction Opening hours

Red House 

Monday to Sunday, 
10:00am – 16:00pm

We are open on Bank Holidays

 

Audio Tours

Last audio tour admission 15:00pm

Glassblowing Demonstrations

Saturday and Sunday
13:30pm-15:30pm

 

Crystal Tea-Room

The tea room is temporarily closed. 

 We are looking for a new tenant. follow the link for more information

www.dudley.gov.uk/environment-planning/land-and-premises/land-and-property-list/?p=4

Contact Us

Telephone: 01384 812750

Email: Red House Glass Cone

Address: High Street, Wordsley, Stourbridge, DY8 4AZ

Find us:  How to get here

Admission prices

  • Admission to the Cone is FREE.

  • Parking is FREE

  • Our free audio guide to tell you about the history of the glassworks, the characters from the industry and learn about the magical process of glassmaking


Please see our Fees and Charges web page for all charges.

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Juniors at Museums

The Cone is a place to learn and have fun and to take the family, with free admission and parking, baby changing facilities and tea room.

You can have an Arty Party at the Cone when party guests get to paint their own glass work of art and choose glass related other crafts to do too.

For more information please visit

 Kids at the Cone

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View the Collections Online

Please use Black Country History to discover more about the historic objects and documents cared for by Dudley Museum & Art Gallery, Broadfield House Glass Museum and The Red House Glass Cone.

Stuck for a creative idea, then Inspired Designs is the website for you. Packed with our most colourful and distinctive objects. Inspired Designs showcases the decorative art collections cared for by a number of museums in the Black Country. You can use this website to search our collections, browse images or read articles about related topics.

Redhouse Glass Cone and Canal
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Conference Bookings

The Cone has recently upgraded its meeting/training rooms and can accommodate conference bookings. They now have an overhead projector, with fixed screen, DVD player and plumbed-in drinks machines. The rooms available are spacious, tastefully furnished with good ventilation and lighting.

A wide range of events are always taking place at the Cone. To see what's up and coming please view our events listing section.

Crystal Tea-Room

The tea room is temporarily closed.

We are looking for a new tenant for further

information follow the link

www.dudley.gov.uk/enviroment-planning/land-and-premises/land-and-property-list/?p=4