JOURNAL OF GLASS STUDIES

Contents
Volume 47 • 2005

Danièle Foy
Une production de bols moulés à Beyrouth à la fin de l’époque hellénistique et le commerce de ces verres en Méditerranée occidentale, 11

Valérie Thirion-Merle
Les Verres de Beyrouth et les verres du Haut Empire dans le monde occidental: Etude archéométrique, 37

Brigitte Demierre Prikhodkine
Le Verre d’époque romaine en Grèce : L’Exemple d’Erétrie en Eubée, 55

Ian C. Freestone, Janet C. Ambers, St John Simpson, and Muhannad as-Sayyani
A Roman Mosaic Glass Bowl from the Wadi Dura in Yemen, 69

Paolo Zecchin
La nascita delle conterie veneziane, 77

Paolo Zecchin
La pasta venturina, vetro speciale muranese, 93

Robert and Deborah Truitt
Harrach Glassworks: 300 Years of Quality and Innovation, 107

Dedo von Kerssenbrock-Krosigk
The Cadmiologia of Johann Gottlob Lehmann: A Sourcebook for the History of Preindustrial Glass Furnaces in Central Europe, 121

Lawrence Jessen and Arlene Palmer
Fresh Insights into Early American Glass Manufacturing: The Jacob Cist Papers, 137

Contributors, 177

Notes

Two Fragments of Mold-Blown Glass Beakers with Greek Inscriptions from Tongeren (Belgium), 179
Alexandrian and Judaean Glass in the Price Edict of Diocletian, 184
French Goblet in Venetian Style at The British Museum, 186
Wolf Collection Objects on Permanent Display in Stuttgart, 188
Nelson Collection Features Glass Animal Designs by Steuben, 189
Rakow Research Library Acquires Tiffany and Lalique Archives, 190
Brill Receives Turner Award, 192
Tiffany, Indian Glass Projects Receive Rakow Grant Funding, 192
Ernst Bacher (1935–2005), 194
David Frederick Grose (1945–2004), 198
Gerald Hugh Tait, F.S.A. (1927–2005), 200
Robert Alan Truitt (1935–2005), 206
Kenneth Morley Wilson (1922–2005), 209

Recent Important Acquisitions, 215

Note to Authors and Readers, 238

Museum Publications, 239

Abstracts, 246

Articles in the Journal of Glass Studies are arranged chronologically by historical period.