Signed Clyne Farquarson Leaf Pattern Biscuit Barrel for John Walsh

Heading : Signed Schneider amphora vase Date : c1928 Origin : Epinay-sur-Seine Bowl Features : Amphora shaped with mottled plum, blood orange, and citrus yellow glass. The pale yello...

Clyne Farqharson Kendal Cut Lemonade Set for John Walsh, 1937 Additional Information: Heading: A Clyne Farqharson signed Walsh Walsh Kendal pattern lemonade set Date: 1937 Origin: ...

Heading : Lalique Florence Vase Date : Designed 1937. This is a p[ost war production Origin : France Bowl Features : Frosted with clear panels and undulating decoration. The pillars ...

French Cased Mottled Glass Vase, c1930 The Cristalleries de Nancy was founded in the early 1920 and they were based, quite literally, opposite Daum. The designs were, to be kind, "...

Antique Edwardian quality cut glass biscuit barrel having a quality cut glass biscuit barrel with the original lift off lid. Small chip to the inside...

This antique biscuit barrel or covered jar was made by the well known English silversmith James Deakin & Sons in approximately 1920 and done in...

A stunning Cut Lead Crystal Glass Vase made by Wash Glass England this vase has great style and reflects the Art Deco Period it dates to 1930 and is faintly etched underneath Walsh England. 25cm tall x 11.5cm wide The Vase is is fabulous condition but has slight scratches to the underneath consistent with the age of the piece. John Walsh Walsh bought a glassworks in Birmingham, England, in 1850 and it operated for a hundred years. The beautiful vase on the left is an example of this company's "New Opaline Brocade" glass which was advertised in the Pottery and Glass Trade Gazette in 1897. They made a large volume of glass, in all the typical styles of their period. Cut crystal in traditional or historical designs was another of their specialities, and from the turn of the century for the following 40 years they produced cut lead crystal with very deep cutting. In the early part of the twentieth century the John Walsh Walsh Glass...

A mouth-blown biscuit jar in clear optical wavy glass. It features its original pewter lid and twisted handle. It was made circa 1900-1910 by Holmegaard in Denmark. Use it for its pu...