Whitefriars Glasses

This antique English Whitefriars glass paperweight features an intricate millefiori design encased within clear, faceted glass.

The bowl is marked with manufacturer's paper sticker, "Whitefriars, Made in England", on the side. Whitefriars Glass was founded in 1834 as James Powell & Sons; originally it wa...

A rare variation of mid-century British art glass, this ruby red glass vase was made by Whitefriars Glass, England, circa 1950s.

Wonderful Mid-Century Modern glass vase in the style of British glass manufacturer, Whitefriars Glass, circa 1970s.

James Powell, Whitefriars, a set of seven glass finger bowls. See Evans, Wendy, Ross, Catherine and Werner, Alex 'Whitefriars Glass: James Powell and Sons of London', p. 263, plate ...

See Dennis, Richard 'Whitefriars Glass, The Art of James Powell and Sons', p. 59, illus. 151.

This beautiful bright red vase brings a touch of fun and fantasy to any room with it's whimsical textured 'tree bark' form captured in vivid, vibrant red coloured / colored mouth blo...

Green Glass Vase James Powell & Sons. Whitefriars glass.

The bark texture in the style of the iconic pieces designed by Geoffrey Baxter for Whitefriars but also of important Italian pieces, such as the glasses that compose the lights from ...

An icon of British design, Geoffrey Baxter was the outstanding British glass designer of the post-war period. From 1954 until 1980 he worked for Britain's leading handmade glass manu...

A stylish and finely made mid-century amber glass vase with controlled bubble patterning by renowned British glass makers Whitefriars.

A very pretty amethyst coloured inverted dimple vase English c.1930’s in the style of Whitefriars. Great gift idea and collectable.

A heavy handblown bubble glass bowl vide poche with good pontil mark perfect as videpoche or for using with aperitif biscuits, jewellery etc

Art Deco red and purple hand trailed spiral glass vases by Whitefriars, England 1940. Vibrant colours, nicely crafted in a practical size with polished pontil base.

Excellent colour and blown glass form Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Quality glass with clear outer section Striking cobalt blue inner sleeve Unmarked as such, bu...

This charming set for 6 includes a pitcher and 6 matching goblets each with an elaborately applied turquoise "ribbon" tied into a "bow". Perfect for a summer afternoon of lemonade o...

A matching pair of decorative ruby-red glass dishes, crafted in 1960s Britain by the esteemed English glassmakers Whitefriars.

This beautiful glass vase by Geoffrey Baxter is sculptural and unique. The unique slab shape, with a textured front surface alludes to a variety of forms that are organic and modern....

Wonderful emerald green glass conical vase with applied blue ribbon trail, designed by Barnaby Powell for Whitefriars England, circa 1935.

The firm of James Powell and Sons, also known as Whitefriars Glass, were London-based English glassmakers, leadlighters and stained-glass window manufacturers.

Barnaby Marriott Powell. Whitefriars Model number 8473. A large Mid-Century rare 10 inch ribbed amber coloured glass vase.

A fine antique English glass paperweight. By Arculus. Of a medium to low dome form. Dates to the early 20th century (pre-1930). With a close-concentric millefiori design, featuri...

Extremely tall sapphire blue glass vase, gently fluted, most probably Whitefriars.

Controlled bubbles fill the rounded, tapering body of this substantial glass doorstop. Its dark appearance changes under strong transmitted light, revealing olive and golden-brown to...

A fine upright botanical glass lampwork paperweight. By Caithness Glass / WhiteFriars.

Fine vaseline or uranium glass vase attributed to James Powell & Sons Whitefriars London circa 1895.

A rare cased vax/matte yellow textured glass vase. Diablo Hour Glass shape. Manufactured by Whitefriars in the UK during the 1970s.

The vase is beautifully formed in the distinctive sea-green glass associated with Victorian Whitefriars production.

Vicente Boffo and his son Ettore, who previously worked at Whitefriars, joined Mdina Glass in 1969. In 1973, Harris founded Isle of Wight Studio Glass on the Isle of Wight in the UK...