 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
A
study of industrial glass from Chance & Pilkington
all text & images © Chance-Pilkington.co.uk
Information
The Chance-Pilkington resource grew from our
sister sites GlassyEye.com and
ChanceGlass.net when
the research on the subject made it grow out of all proportion.
Copyright issues — please read!
To make things easier, we decided to split the two sites: GlassyEye.com still covers 20th Century European Glass while ChanceGlass.net researches the glass produced by Chance in much greater depth. Further sites may be forthcoming to cover other companies production in more detail.
Copyright IssuesPlease note that all photos
are Some photos on this site are used with kind permission of the owner and have been acknowledged accordingly – please respect this! Use of photosIf you would like to use any photo please JUST ASK. In some cases we will have to refer back to the original copyright holder so an instant response is not always possible. Linking to this sitePlease note that all the text is also copyright © Chance-Pilkington.co.uk, but for personal use, such as describing an item on eBay, then copy the following code from this box into your listing: More Information on Copyright IssuesTop 10 Copyright Myths |
Please respect Copyright! If your name is David Issitt (the so-called "Glass Writer"), then you are not allowed to copy or plagiarise this text in any way, in any form, or by any method, or use any photograph. |
Chance-Pilkington.co.uk : info : links : ask
© 2008
Chance-Pilkington.co.uk — text or photos may not
be reproduced without permission