This museum comprised of repair workshops, library and administration. The halls named Mina Hall, Bolour Hall, Sadaf Hall, Zarrin Hall, and Lajavard Hall. This museum is in fact one of the specialized museums in glass and pottery in the world. The displays of blown glass and pottery in this museum demonstrate the creativity and powerful hands of Iranian artists during the past centuries. Most of the objects presented in Mina and Bolour Halls in the first floor are from before Islam and those on display in Sadaf , Zarrin and Lajavard halls belong to different eras of Islam.
Pottery is an art as old as human culture and civilization which shows peaks of human civilization.
Various potteries decorated with pictures of deer, birds, human or geometrical figures belong to millennia before Christ and beautiful glazed potteries of Islamic period in various colours are on display in this museum. Glass blowing industry is an industry that has not changed enormously and its methods have stayed the same during history. The most important discovery in the history of glass blowing was finding the way to blow in the melted glass that took place in the first century B.C. in Lebanon. The glass which until then regarded as precious item became mass produced and exported to different areas of the world. European glasswares which were made by the order of Iranians in Bohemia area of Czechoslovakia and Venice of Italy and France are on display in the first and second floors.