Posted 8 years ago
MALKEY
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Bolton & Mills glass vase with applied decoration
opaque glass with additions to main form
polished pontil
British Isles
BOLTON & MILLS GLASS VASE | ||
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BOLTON & MILLS GLASS VASE | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
MALKEY
(429 items)
Bolton & Mills glass vase with applied decoration
opaque glass with additions to main form
polished pontil
British Isles
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GREAT Glass-- love these!
How did you ID to Bolton & Mills? I see this type often attributed to Harrach.
scott
Hi scott the ID came from a serious collector of this type of glass many moons ago
& tar for the love Bob
Thanks bob-- appreciate your response.
I have collected this type of glass for many years-- originally under the assumption it was Stevens and Williams (as ALL of this type with applied flowers, leaves, fruit, etc... used to be marked in the US). In the last 5- 10 years, much of what I thought was S & W turned out to be Harrach. This piece seems to fit with that grouping.
I am just trying to further MY education in discerning UK and Bohemian glass of this type.
Again GREAT GLASS-- appreciate you sharing!
scott
Alls good Scott we can learn so much on CW all the very best Malkey
THANKS.
I love looking at your AMAZING Glass collection. Your photography is equally AMAZING and has inspired me-- I am ready for a trip to your part of the world!
scott
that's just wonderful Scott to here that the pictures inspire you !!!!!!!!
and many thanks for the love LovelyPat
Love most appreciated aura Kevin Karen Lise
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Thanks for the love Karenoke Rick
Thankin you kindly for the love !!!! freiheit
You are very welcome:)
btw, it is spelled Boulton & Mills. Cheers.
http://theantiquarian.us/Hist.%20Boulton%20and%20Mills%20.htm
Audnam Glassworks – Boulton and Mills, 1861 to 1926
William Webb Boulton, son of Richard Boulton, was a farmer married to Jane Webb, whose mother was the sister of Edward Webb. William Webb Boulton asked his second cousin Fredrick James Mills to join in a partnership operating the Audnam Glassworks. Fredrick James Mills quit his partnership in Richardson, Mills & Smith at Holloway End Glassworks to join Boulton. On August 13, 1861, the firm of Boulton and Mills was formed.