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From the forming of the first craft guilds in the
middle ages, those who practice in a given field have banded together,
both for the good of their profession and for the good of their patrons.
Today, such groups continue to exist and function.
These groups strive to uphold their profession, to regulate it and
insure that it is practiced in such a way as to reflect honor upon the
profession. This is done with the understanding that such practices will
help guarantee the patrons of the craft that the product and services
they purchase are of the highest standard and thereby both advance the
reputation of the profession and insure that it can continue to be
practiced with dignity and pride.
The Stained Glass Association of America is such an
organization. We encourage not only our members but all involved in the
profession of stained glass to maintain the highest possible standard of
quality and craftsmanship. The pinnacle of membership in our
organization is the Accredited Studio level. These members meet and
exceed the rigorous requirements and expectations of the SGAA.
The Seal of the Stained Glass Association of America
is our symbol of pride in craftsmanship and dedication to quality. Only
the Accredited Members of the Stained Glass Association of America may
display the Association Seal.
Before choosing a stained glass studio,
make certain that it is an Accredited Member of the Stained
Glass Association of America. The studio’s accreditation is
proof that it has met the SGAA’s high standards and is your best
guarantee that the studio is dedicated to quality and
workmanship.
Sourcebook 2009 Pages
- Page 1: Table of Contents
- Page 2: Officers, Directors and
Committee Chairpersons
- Page 3: President's Letter
- Page 4: Two Books Every Studio
Needs
- Page 5: The Standards and
Guidelines
- Page 6: The Lost Art
- Page 7: The Lost Art (2)
- Page 8: Specifying Stained Glass
- Page 9: Specifying Stained Glass
(2)
- Page 10: Specifying Stained Glass (3)
- Page 11: Secular Uses for Stained Glass
- Page 12: Selecting a Studio
- Page 13: Standing Committees
- Page 14: Safety Standards for Architectural
Glazing Materials
- Page 15: Safety Standards for Architectural
Glazing Materials (2)
- Page 16: A Window to Sustainability
- Page 17: A Window to Sustainability (2)
- Page 18: The Story of Stained Glass
- Page 19: The Dorothy L. Maddy Scholarship Fund
- Page 20: The Objectives of the Stained Glass
Association of America
- Page 21: Active Accredited Members in the
Stained Glass Association of America
- Page 22: Ellen Mandelbaum Glass Art
- Page 23: Accredited Full-Service Studios &
Accredited Artist Designers
- Page 24: Botti Studio of Architectural Arts,
Inc.
- Page 25: The Judson Studios
- Page 26: Advent Glass Works, Inc.
- Page 27: Botti Studios of Architectural Arts,
Inc.
- Page 28: Conrad Pickel Studio, Inc.
- Page 29: J. Piercey Studios, Inc.
- Page 30: Botti Studio of Architectural Arts,
Inc.
- Page 31: Morava Glass Studios
- Page 32: Botti Studio of Architectural Arts,
Inc.
- Page 33: Mominee Studios, Inc.
- Page 34: Bovard Studio, Inc.
- Page 35: Bovard Studio, Inc.
- Page 36: Glass Heritage, llc.
- Page 37: Stained Glass Resources
- Page 38: Willet Hauser Architectural Glass,
Inc.
- Page 39: Willet Hauser Architectural Glass,
Inc.
- Page 40: Willet Hauser Architectural Glass,
Inc.
- Page 41: Categories of Accreditation in the
Stained Glass Association of America
- Page 42: Pearl River Glass Studio
- Page 43: Pearl River Glass Studio
- Page 44: Botti Studio of Architectural Arts,
Inc
- Page 45: Jerome R. Durr Studio
- Page 46: Rohlf's Stained & Leaded Glass
Studio, Inc.
- Page 47: Rohlf's Stained & Leaded Glass
Studio, Inc.
- Page 48: A&H Art & Stained Glass Co., Inc.
- Page 49: Laws Stained Glass Studios, Inc.
- Page 50: Statesville Stained Glass, Inc.
- Page 51: Franklin Art Glass Studios, Inc.
- Page 52: Whitney
Stained Glass Studio, Inc.
- Page 53:
Cumberland Stained Glass, Inc.
- Page 54: Hunt
Stained Glass Studio, Inc.
- Page 55:
Emmanuel Stained Glass Studio, Inc.
- Page 56: The
Cavallini Co., Inc. Stained Glass Studio
- Page 57: The
Cavallini Co., Inc. Stained Glass Studio
- Page 58: IHS
Studios
- Page 59: IHS
Studios
- Page 60: Stanton
Glass Studio, LLC
- Page 61: Stanton
Glass Studio, LLC
- Page 62:
Whitworth Stained Glass
- Page 63: Raynal
Studios, Inc.
- Page 64: Conrad
Schmitt Studios Inc.
- Page 65:
Conrad Schmitt Studios Inc.
- Page 66:
Gilbertson's Stained Glass Studio
- Page 67:
Gilbertson's Stained Glass Studio
- Page 68: Oakbrook
Esser Studios
- Page 69:
Accredited Craft Supplier/Manufacturer
- Page 70: DHD
Metals, Inc.
- Page 71: S.A.
Bendheim, Inc.
- Page 72:
Glass for Stained Glass
- Page 73: Glass for
Stained Glass (2)
- Page 74: Glass for
Stained Glass (3)
- Page 75:
Glass for Stained Glass (4)
- Page 76:
Glass for Stained Glass (5)
- Page 77: Glass for
Stained Glass (6)
- Page 78:
Stained Glass as a Vehicle for Spiritual Growth
- Page 79:
Stained Glass as a Vehicle for Spiritual Growth (2)
- Page 80: Stained
Glass as a Vehicle for Spiritual Growth (3)
- Page 81: Stained
Glass as a Vehicle for Spiritual Growth (4)
- Page 82:
Stained Glass as a Vehicle for Spiritual Growth (5)
- Page 83:
Stained Glass as a Vehicle for Spiritual Growth (6)
- Page 84: Stained
Glass as a Vehicle for Spiritual Growth (7)
- Page 85: Stained
Glass as a Vehicle for Spiritual Growth (8)
- Page 86: The
Accredited Membership of the SGAA
- Page 87: The
Accredited Membership of the SGAA (CA, CO, FL)
- Page 88: The
Accredited Membership of the SGAA (FL, GA, IL, IN)
- Page 89: The
Accredited Membership of the SGAA (IN, IA, MD)
- Page 90: The
Accredited Membership of the SGAA (MD, MA, MI, MN, MO, MS)
- Page 91: The
Accredited Membership of the SGAA (NJ, NY, NC)
- Page 92: The
Accredited Membership of the SGAA (NC, OH)
- Page 93: The
Accredited Membership of the SGAA (OK, PA)
- Page 94: The
Accredited Membership of the SGAA (PA, TN, TX)
- Page 95: The
Accredited Membership of the SGAA (TX, UT, VA, WA, WV)
- Page 96: The
Accredited Membership of the SGAA (WI, CANADA)
- Page 96: The
Accredited Artist/Designer Membership of the SGAA (KY, NY)
- Page 97: The
Accredited Artist/Designer Membership of the SGAA (WA, UK)
- Page 97: The
Accredited Craft Supplier/Manufacturer Membership of the SGAA
- Page 98: The
Accredited Craft Supplier/Manufacturer Membership of the SGAA
- Page 99: The
Active Accredited Membership of the SGAA
- Page 100: The Active
Accredited Membership of the SGAA
- Page 101: Directory of
Associate Members
- Page 102: Directory of
Associate Members
- Page 103: Directory of
Associate Members
- Page 104: All Members and
Affiliates (A-B)
- Page 105: All Members and
Affiliates (B)
- Page 106: All Members and
Affiliates (B-C)
- Page 107: All Members and
Affiliates (C)
- Page 108:
All Members and Affiliates (C-E)
- Page 109: All Members and
Affiliates (E-G)
- Page 110: All Members and
Affiliates (G)
- Page 111: All Members and
Affiliates (H)
- Page 112: All Members and
Affiliates (H-J)
- Page 113: All Members and
Affiliates (K-L)
- Page 114: All Members and
Affiliates (L-M)
- Page 115: All Members and
Affiliates (M)
- Page 116: All Members and
Affiliates (M-O)
- Page 117: All Members and
Affiliates (P)
- Page 118: All Members and
Affiliates (P-R)
- Page 119: All Members and
Affiliates (R-S)
- Page 120: All Members and
Affiliates (S)
- Page 121: All Members and
Affiliates (S-U)
- Page 122: All Members and
Affiliates (U-W)
- Page 123: All Members and
Affiliates (W-Z)
- Page 124: Brief
Bibliography
- Page 125: Brief
Bibliography (2)
- Page 126: Glossary of
Selected Terms
- Page 127: Glossary of
Selected Terms (2)
- Page 128: Glossary of
Selected Terms (3)
- Page 129: Glossary of
Selected Terms (4)
- Page 130: Glossary of
Selected Terms (5)
- Page 131: Glossary of
Selected Terms (6)
- Page 132: Annual Summer
Conference
- Page 133: Annual Summer
Conference
- Page 134: Annual Summer
Conference
- Page 135: Annual Summer
Conference
- Page 136: Contacting the SGAA
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