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The Victorian period, which refers to the reign of Queen Victoria in Britain from 1837 to 1901, was a time of great prosperity and growth, and this was reflected in the decorative arts, including glassware. During this time, there was a strong emphasis on ornate and elaborate design, as well as on high-quality craftsmanship.
Victorian glassware was characterized by intricate patterns and motifs, often featuring flowers, birds, and other nature-inspired designs. Many pieces were made with colored glass, and some were enameled or gilded to add additional decorative elements. Victorian glassware was often highly polished and had a high level of detail, with many pieces featuring cut or etched designs.
One of the most prominent designers of Victorian glassware was Thomas Webb, who founded his own glassmaking firm in 1837. Webb was known for producing high-quality glassware with intricate patterns and colors, and his designs were highly sought after during the Victorian period. Other notable designers of Victorian glassware included Stevens and Williams, who were known for their beautifully crafted and ornate pieces, and Powell and Sons, who were known for their elaborate and colorful designs.
Overall, Victorian glassware was highly decorative and sought after for its beauty and craftsmanship, and it continues to be highly collectible and admired today.
Victorian Antique Silver Gilt & Glass Claret Jug - Sheffield 1869
£ 1,495
Highland Antiques Limited
Antique Victorian Sampson Mordan Cranberry Double Ended Scent Perfume Bottle Rare
£ 245
Bettys Bottle Boutique
Antique Serving Dish, French, Cut Glass, Ormolu, Bowl, Empire Taste, Victorian
£ 725
London Fine Ltd
Antique Pair of Sterling Silver Cut Glass Scent Bottles - John Grinsell & Sons 1890
£ 295
Dart Silver Ltd
Outstanding Quality Antique Victorian Claret Jug by Elkington & Co
£ 575
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