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19th Century Glass From Our 9 May 2010 Glass Fair

19th Century Glass

The images featured on this page illustrate examples of 19th century glass that were offered for sale at our May 2010 glass fair. In the weeks leading up to our next fair we will update the gallery and add new images of the glass that will be available to buy on Sunday 14 November 2010.

You can view more pieces of glass that will be available to buy at our fair by visiting other Preview Gallery pages, which are dedicated to different types of glass:

Matthew Turnbull

A very rare Matthew Turnbull flint glass tobacco jar in the form of an owl.

Rd. No. 111661
for 19 Oct 1888.

Stand No. 37 - Hall 2

Percival and Vickers

A rare black pressed glass lion.

Circa 1880

Stand No. 37 - Hall 2

Burtles & Tate

Opalescent glass elephant flower holder, made by Burtles & Tate (Manchester)

Registration No. 64234 for 28 December 1886.

Stand No. 37 - Hall 2

Sowerby

White Mikado vase.

Pattern Number 1188

Stand No. 37 - Hall 2

Percival and Vickers

Flint pressed glass dog.

Circa 1880

Stand No. 37 - Hall 2

W. H. Heppell

Purple slag glass coal truck sugar bowl, made by
W. H. Heppell (Newcastle).

Registration lozenge for 19 June 1880.

Stand No. 37 - Hall 2

Daum

Acid etched and enamelled cameo bowl.

C. 1895

Stand No. 23 - Hall 1

Ernst Leveille “atelier la rosy paris”

Wheel cut vase with floral decoration (early Japonism).

20cm Tall

C. 1880

Stand No. 74 - Hall 3

Thomas Webb

A pair of ‘Bronze’ vases. C. 1880

Stand No. 90 - Hall 3

Saint Louis Nancy

Three layered etched, wheel carved and fire polished cameo vase.

25cm Tall

C. 1895-1900

Stand No. 74 - Hall 3

Daum (C. 1900)

Bowl decorated with violets and an acid and enamelled frieze.

Stand No. 39 - Hall 2

Loetz

Pampas vase.

C. 1898

Stand No. 36 - Hall 2

Sowerby

Turquoise "Jack Horner".

C. 1877

Stand No. 19 - Hall 1

Emile Galle

Landscape cameo vase with blue mountains in the background.

C. 1900

Stand No. 36 - Hall 2

Legras

Enamelled and gilded 'Violets' vase.

C. 1898

Stand No. 36 - Hall 2

Davidson

Blue pearline 1 pint jug.

C. 1890

Stand No. 19 - Hall 1

Daum (C. 1900)

Acid and enamel decorated vase with an impressionist design featuring holly, berries and snow.

Stand No. 39 - Hall 2

Daum

Beaker shape vase, acid etched and enamelled with a Rosehips design.

C. 1900

Stand No. 39 - Hall 2

Sowerby

Turquoise "Old King Cole".

C. 1877

Stand No. 19 - Hall 1

Emile Galle

Cameo fire-polished aquatic vase.

C. 1900

Stand No. 36 - Hall 2

Loetz

Enamelled Creta Silberisis footed vase.

C. 1898

Stand No. 36 - Hall 2

Sowerby

Opal "Lavenders Blue".

C. 1877

Stand No. 19 - Hall 1

Davidson

Primrose pearline sugar bowl.

C. 1897

Stand No. 19 - Hall 1

Daum

Acid etched and enamelled with a summer woodland scene.

C. 1900

Stand No. 39 -
Hall 2

L. C. Tiffany

Rare pastel purple favrile bowl.

C. 1899

Stand No. 36 - Hall 2

Burtles, Tate & Co

'Sunrise' swan.

C. 1885

Stand No. 19 - Hall 1

James Powell C. 1880

See Lesley Jackson's "Whitefriars Glass: Art of James Powell & Sons" - Pg. 154. Fig. 244.

Stand No. 95 - Hall 3

Glass Confiture

Stand No. 95 - Hall 3

Powell

A rare citrine liqueur glass.

C. 1880

Stand No. 48 - Hall 2

Powell (C. 1870)

Two straw opal glasses designed by T. G. Jackson

Stand No. 48 - Hall 2

Liqueur glass

A clear liqueur glass in the Jacobean style. Designed by Harry Powell and illustrated in Shore Sparrow, 'The British Home of Today' - 1904.

Stand No. 48 - Hall 2

Champagne Glass

A bucket-form champagne glass illustrated in 'The Dining Room' by Mrs Loftie - 1878.

Stand No. 48 - Hall 2

Powell (C. 1890)

A clear thistle form wine glass with spiral ribbing and dented sides. Designed by Harry Powell.

Stand No. 48 - Hall 2