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Victorian art glass660 of 660Stuart & Sons machine threaded & pull up pattern rose bowlVictorian lime green swirled satin glass fairy lamp
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    Posted 8 years ago

    IronLace
    (928 items)

    I think this Victorian satin glass rose bowl is probably by an English maker, perhaps Webb. It has a ribbon air trap pattern & the painted decoration is very delicately executed.

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    1. racer4four racer4four, 8 years ago
      Lovely glass you are posting for us to see!
    2. IronLace IronLace, 8 years ago
      Thanks, so glad you're enjoying them! There will be many more pieces to come.
    3. ozmarty ozmarty, 8 years ago
      G'day cobba bonza glass ... : )
    4. IronLace IronLace, 8 years ago
      Cheers Marty, will get more pics on soon!
    5. Rick55 Rick55, 8 years ago
      Another beauty Lace! It has a great shape and lovely enamel work!
    6. IronLace IronLace, 8 years ago
      Thanks Rick55! When I saw this I had to buy it right away - it just oozes quality.
    7. Project_Harrach Project_Harrach, 8 years ago
      I believe the glass is by English maker John Walsh Walsh. I have a small collection of air trap glass that is from JWW and one of them is a miniature white footed air trap vase with the same decorating on it.

      Love your collection of Peloton glass! I have several pieces from the Harrach factory (well most of them are from the Harrach factory anyhow). I had one vase that I sold a few years ago that I kind of regretted, it's by far the nicest piece of Peloton glass I've ever seen.

    8. IronLace IronLace, 8 years ago
      Many thanks for your input, & yes, looking at compared to another ribbon satin rose bowl I have, which I know is by Walsh (it's yellow - green with a wavy crimped top) there is a good resemblance. Glad that you're enjoying my Peloton glass as well - there is quite a bit more to come. I have a small vase with white threads only, which I believe to be a Harrach example - it will get posted eventually, as will my other Walsh rose bowl. I like JWW glass very much, as their designs were often rather unusual - number one on my "glass bucket list" is a JWW palm tree vase - I hope to find one someday.
    9. Project_Harrach Project_Harrach, 8 years ago
      Sadly all of my JWW glass is packed away. I have some miniature vases, a creamer and sugar set in air trap, rose bowls, and a lovely signed salt in a silver plated holder. It doesn't come up a lot, and it's nice quality work IMHO.

      I have quite a few pieces of Peloton, particularly Harrach. I did an article on it a while back.

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