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Victorian Celery Vase. C1890.
Jo Brayshaw
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Victorian Celery Vase. C1890.

19th century
For Sale by Jo Brayshaw
Description

Victorian Celery Vase. c1890. Good moulded glass celery vase, as good as the day it was made. No dings, damage, or restoration. Stands 9 inches (23cm) tall and ready to use. Our ref 9437.

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Physical Dimensions
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23cm (9.06")
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Jo Brayshaw has dated this Victorian Cut Glass Celery Vase to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1048479
Dealers Internal Reference
9437
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Description
Victorian Celery Vase. c1890. Good moulded glass celery vase, as good as the day it was made. No dings, damage, or restoration. Stands 9 inches (23cm) tall and ready to use. Our ref 9437.

DOOR TOO DOOR DELIVERY INCLUDED WITHIN THE U.K. VERY REASONABLE OVERSEAS RATES ON REQUEST.

Height
23cm (9.06")
Date of Manufacture

Jo Brayshaw has dated this Victorian Cut Glass Celery Vase to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1048479
Dealers Internal Ref
9437
Jo Brayshaw
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Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2014
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A clear glass Victorian celery vase featuring flared rim, diamond cut bands, a Greek key motif, and a scalloped circular pedestal foot.
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Archive I A clear glass Victorian celery vase featuring flared rim, diamond cut bands, a Greek key motif, and a scalloped circular pedestal foot.

Victorian Celery Vase. c1890.

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A clear glass Victorian celery vase featuring flared rim, diamond cut bands, a Greek key motif, and a scalloped circular pedestal foot.
Victorian Celery Vase. c1890.
Ref: SA1048479
A clear glass Victorian celery vase featuring flared rim, diamond cut bands, a Greek key motif, and a scalloped circular pedestal foot.
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During the nineteenth century, raw celery was considered a luxury item, and dedicated tall glass vessels were created to serve and display fresh stalks upright at formal dining tables.

Pieces from this era were typically formed from clear lead glass or flint glass, decorated using either hand-cutting wheels or press-moulding techniques with iron moulds.

Authentic period examples often display mould seam lines or hand-ground base finishes, substantial weight from lead content, and classic decorative motifs such as Greek key or geometric diamond cutting.

These tall footed vessels function effectively as decorative stem vases for flower arrangements, standalone display objects on sideboards, or functional containers for kitchen utensils.

Hand wash the glass in warm water using mild liquid soap and a soft cloth, avoiding dishwashers to prevent clouding, surface scratching, and thermal shock.
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