Pair Victorian uranium glass Palm Tree vases - John Walsh Walsh |
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Posted 7 years ago
IronLace
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This pair of Victorian Palm Tree vases are made from two layers of cased glass - clear yellow - green over a white interior. The glass contains uranium & glows brightly under UV light. The measure around 17 cm tall, & 9 cm - 10 cm across the bases. Most likely made by John Walsh Walsh.
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WOW, Imagine the table setting that had these on it.
BEAUTIFUL and so delicate-- amazing that they survived this long!
scott
Many thanks rockbat & Scott for your nice comments! Yes, I too am amazed at how these lasted!
I love these beauties Lace! I've never seen palm tree vases before, and these are so cool... definitely a conversation piece :)
Many thanks, Rick55! Glad you're enjoying them. They are quite rare & hard to find, so not often seen for sale.
I bet they're hard to find, they're amazing pieces!
Gorgeous wow ! love
Really love these!
Thanks Marty, yes they are something special indeed...
very cool, now those Victorian glass applications make sense!
Hi, I think I may hove found one of these in a house clearance but missing the base. I’m new to this site, is there a way I can post a picture. Maybe you could take a look and see what you think?
Your help would be appreciated! Thank you
Hi AmyRobertson121, it's easy to post here, & since you've created an account, you're ready to go. Just click on the box that says "Add you item here" at the top of the Show & Tell page. You can also access it from your profile page.
As to one of these missing the base, I'm not sure if it would have any value. I also can't quite imagine how it could be displayed if it didn't stand up? Maybe you have something different to this. Interested to see a photo...
Great I’ll go add it.
Thank you for a quick response ????