Timothy Mills Antique Glass

About us

Tel: 07793813801 englishantiqueglass@yahoo.co.uk




Through this website we offer interesting Georgian, Victorian and twentieth century glass of high quality.

We have an interest in the study of glass and welcome any comments or questions, either concerning the items displayed or on the wider subject of antique glassware.

If you are interested in any of the glass on the site please let us know. Feel free to ask us questions regarding any item. We can email further pictures of a piece, and if you would like to purchase we can organise postage. If the glass is not suitable we accept returned items. Alternatively you may wish to visit us either at Leo's antique centre or at at a fair to discuss an item in more detail.

We will be exhibiting at the following UK based fairs in 2010:

The Cambridge Glass Fair held at Chilford Hall Cambridge .Visit

The National Glass Fair held at the National Motorcycle Museum near to the NEC Visit





Otherwise call us on:

07793813801

or email on englishantiqueglass@yahoo.co.uk


Tim, Julie and Ben Mills

Links to other glass sites

Broadfield House Glass Museum A world class museum housing mostly British glass from 1700 to present day. Based in the West Midlands.Visit

The Glass Circle The Glass Circle is a Society based in London for the appreciation and understanding of Glass.Visit

Bonnons Antique Glass Dealers in high quality antique glass.Visit

Coritani Long established dealers in fine antique glass and silver. Visit

Whitefriars.com A great community site for collectors of Whitefriars glass - exclusive 'Is it Whitefriars' feature and ongoing developing reference database.Visit

Isle of Wight Studio Glass 'Manufacturer of decorative and functional hand made glassware on the Isle of Wight. Collections or one-off pieces for all collectors alike including corporate gifts, trophies & prizes.' Visit

Great-Glass Dealers in antique and collectable decorative glassware with many pages of useful information.Visit

Marris Antique Glass Dealers in 18th and 19th century English and Irish glass.Visit