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Charles Lotton and Jacqueline Renier respond to question about John Lotton. From the 2007 Lotton Glass Club Meeting at Early Auction.

Charles Lotton and Steve Early thank each other and show mutual respect. From the 2007 Lotton Glass Club meeting at Early Auction.

Mr. Lotton answers a question from a club member about bubbles in the glass. From the 2007 Lotton Glass Club meeting at the Early auction.

Charles responds to a question from a club member about why certain pieces are heavier than others. From the 2007 Lotton Glass Club meeting at the Early Auction.

Mr. Lotton responds to a question from Jerry about colors and sand. From the 2007 Lotton Glass Club meeting at the Early auction.

Charles Lotton makes a comparison between collecting glass and collecting paintings. This clip is from the 2007 Lotton Glass Club meeting at the Early auction.

At the 2007 Lotton Glass Club meeting at the Early auction, Charles talked about making a new book and the importance of signing pieces.

Charles talks about long time collectors and club members John and Sarah. This is from the 2007 Lotton Glass Club meeting at the Early auction.

Charles talks about his history and knowledge of Early Auction. This clip is from our 2007 club meeting at Early auction.

From the 2008 Lotton club meeting. During his examination of several pieces owned by club members, Charles talks about a rare blue multiflora vase with peach colored flowers.

Mr. Lotton responds to questions and talks about making different glass colors at the 2007 Lotton Glass Club meeting.

Charles Lotton talks about his father - a great artist as well! This clip is from our 2007 meeting.

Charles Lotton responds to questions and talks in detail about his glass formulas at our 2007 Lotton Glass Club meeting.

Mr. Lotton talks about all of his sons, who are also masterful glass artists. This is from our 2007 Lotton Glass Club meeting at the Early auction.

Charles talks about the importance of inspiration, vision, and perseverence. This great clip is from our 2007 Lotton Glass Club meeting at Early auction.

Charles talks about his plans to build a new furnace and goes on to discuss his unique mandarin colors. This was taken at the 2007 Lotton Glass Club meeting at the Early auction.

Mr. Lotton talks about what happens at one of his open houses at the studio. From our 2007 club meeting.

Charles responds to questions and talks about making his different red colors. This is from our 2007 club meeting.

Mr. Lotton walks us through the history of Lotton Glass. This informative clip comes from our 2007 club meeting.

Charles Lotton talks about his different white colors and how they were and are currently being made. This is from our 2007 club meeting.

Jacqueline Renier answers questions about production levels of the studio at our 2007 club meeting.

Jacqueline Renier talks about how she found her job at the Lotton studio. This clip is from our 2007 club meeting at Early auction.

Lotton Club founder Warner speaks (nervously) at the 2007 Lotton Glass Club meeting at the Early auction.

Charles Lotton talks about Lava vases at the 2008 Lotton Glass Club meeting.

Mr. Lotton talks about making miniatures. If you think they are easy because they are smaller, watch this video.

Charles Lotton answers a question about the different types of pontils and finishing of vase bottoms.

From the 2008 Lotton Glass Club meeting, Charles Lotton talks about how accidents can be success in disguise.

At the 2008 Lotton Glass Club meeting, Charles Lotton answers a question from a club member about annealing.

Charles takes a moment at the 2008 Lotton Glass Club meeting to talk about a wonderful blue Foxleaf vase.

Taking a look at an unusual blue Split Leaf vase at the 2008 club meeting.

Charles examines and speaks about a gorgeous little lava vase that was featured in the original Lotton Glass book c1989. From the 2008 Lotton Glass Club meeting.

At the 2008 Lotton Club meeting, Charles Lotton examines a beautiful mauve colored Lava vase that was featured in the original Lotton Glass book circa 1989.

Charles talks about meeting Lillian Nassau early in his career. From the 2008 Lotton Glass Club meeting.

Charles responds to a question from a club member who asks him what his favorite glass is. From the 2008 club meeting.

At the 2008 Lotton Glass Club meeting, Charles Lotton talks about his plans for the future.

Charles Lotton talks about some of the pieces that he keeps for his collection. From the 2008 Lotton Glass Club meeting.

Charles examines and speaks about a "color test" zipper vase that was featured in the original Lotton Glass book circa 1989. From the 2008 club meeting.

At the 2008 club meeting, Charles gives some historical information about glass crucibles and why a certain type is most often today.

At the 2008 Lotton Glass Club meeting, Charles Lotton spoke about the difficulty surrounding the creation of Persian Water Sprinklers.

Mr. Lotton talks about an early King Tut vase in red. From the 2008 Lotton Glass Club meeting.

Charles Lotton talks at the 2008 club meeting about his plan to research and build an electric glass furnace.

From the 2008 club meeting, Charles talks about a vase that has been engraved by Max Erlacher.

Charles Lotton speaks at the 2008 club meeting about an experimental Persian Inlay piece that he made in the early part of his career.

Mr. Lotton talks about using Fenton Honey Amber glass in the early part of his career. From the 2008 Club meeting.

While at the Lotton Glass Club meeting in 2008, a gold miniature vase caught Mr. Lottons eye and he goes on to explain that it was made with the same glass that the Lily shades were made from. A rare mini!

At the start of the 2008 Lotton Glass Club meeting, Charles Lotton talks about the history of Lotton Glass.

At our 2008 club meeting, Charles Lotton explained the difference between hooked feather and tribal decorations.

Charles Lotton talks about a huge Persian Inlay vase at the 2008 Lotton Glass Club meeting.

At our 2008 club meeting, Charles Lotton tells what happens if a batch of glass is off, or not correct.

Charles responds to a question from Jerry about footed pieces at our 2008 club meeting.

At our 2008 club meeting, Jerry asked Charles Lotton about the toxicity of cadmium. Here is how Mr. Lotton responded.

Jerry asks Charles Lotton a question about the production loss rate at our 2008 club meeting.

Mr. Lotton walks us through step by step what is involved in making a double multiflora vase. From the 2008 Lotton Glass Club meeting.

In this video, Mr. Lotton walks us through the steps required to make a vase. From our 2008 club meeting.

Charles Lotton speaks in detail about the mandarin red and yellow colors at our 2008 club meeting.

At our 2008 club meeting, Mr. Lotton answers a question about the difference between Mandarin red and Bing Cherry.

Charles Lotton tells a story about Mandarin Yellow at the 2008 Lotton Glass Club meeting.

Charles Lotton and Jacqueline Renier speak about the engraver Max Erlacher and also speak about another engraver who did some work with Charles. This clip is from our 2008 club meeting.

Our 2008 Lotton Glass Collectors Club meeting begins!

Charles talks about making miniatures and explains how difficult they are to make, in spite of their diminutive size. This clip comes from our 2008 club meeting.

Charles Lotton explains what working at the studio is like. They work until the work is complete - they do not watch the clock. From our 2008 club meeting.

At our 2008 club meeting, Charles Lotton explains one way that making miniatures used to be easier.

At our 2008 club meeting, Charles Lotton goes into detail about Persian Inlay pieces.

Mr. Lotton responds to a question from Warner at our 2008 club meeting about repairing cracks in glass.

At our 2008 club meeting, Charles Lotton explained the difference between his Sunkissed and Sunset glass.

Warner asks Charles Lotton a question about button pontils and why they are used at our 2008 club meeting.

At the 2008 club meeting, Mr. Lotton picks up and talks about a rare crackle glass vase.

Charles Lotton responds to a question at our 2008 club meeting about the orange colors.

Charles Lotton talks in detail about Tiffany glass at our 2008 club meeting.

Club founder Warner introduces Charles Lotton to the club members at our 2008 club meeting.

Charles talks in detail about the different white glass colors and how they are made. This clip is from our 2008 club meeting.

Charles Lotton talks about what sparked his interest in Persian Inlay glass at our 2008 club meeting.