The April/May 2001 feature articles were: Honesdale Decorating Company by Jim Miller - Brief history, descriptions, and color plates of American Nouveau etched and engraved glass.
Carder Steuben Glass by Robert Mueller - Robert Mueller, a connoisseur of Frederick Carder s Steuben glass, discusses and illustrates the decorative effects and design influences of Carder s contributions. 13 color plates and 4 photos provide examples.
Seldom Seen - Seldom Found by John Sewell - Glass dealer and collector, John Sewall, eight unusual pieces he found. There are photos of each. Readers are encouraged to contribute any information they may possess.
Imperial's Tradition: The Colorful Third in the Trio by Richard G. Racheter - Racheter elucidates a third lesser known Imperial glassware line, Tradition. It is a stemware or casual line. Ample photos illustrate the authors aim which is to have collectors consider the merits of tradition.
Overshot Glass by Stan and Arlene Weitman - The authors of crackle glass identification and value guides (2 books) contribute a description and history of this glass. 11 color plates 4, photos.
Seneca Glass Company by Jeffrey B. Snyder - A history with color and black and white sample of Seneca glass, best known for its striking cut glass patterns.
