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Edwardian Taxidermy Glass Dome
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Edwardian Taxidermy Glass Dome

1900 - 1920
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Edwardian glass dome

Height 37cm

Diameter 16cm

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Highmeads Antiques has dated this Edwardian Glass Display Dome to the Edwardian era.

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SA1112339
Description
Edwardian glass dome

Height 37cm

Diameter 16cm

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Date of Manufacture

Highmeads Antiques has dated this Edwardian Glass Display Dome to the Edwardian era.

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SA1112339
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A tall clear glass display dome featuring a rounded top set upon a circular ebonised wooden base.
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Archive I A tall clear glass display dome featuring a rounded top set upon a circular ebonised wooden base.

Edwardian taxidermy glass dome

Archive II A tall clear glass display dome featuring a rounded top set upon a circular ebonised wooden base. View II
Archive III A tall clear glass display dome featuring a rounded top set upon a circular ebonised wooden base. View III
Archive IV A tall clear glass display dome featuring a rounded top set upon a circular ebonised wooden base. View IV
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A tall clear glass display dome featuring a rounded top set upon a circular ebonised wooden base.
Edwardian taxidermy glass dome
Ref: SA1112339
A tall clear glass display dome featuring a rounded top set upon a circular ebonised wooden base.
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During the Victorian and Edwardian eras, glass display domes were primarily used to protect delicate household items, taxidermy specimens, skeleton clocks, and wax flower arrangements from dust and soot.

Traditional glass domes were mouth-blown using cylinder glass techniques, resulting in slight irregularities and air bubbles, and were fitted onto turned wooden bases featuring a recessed groove lined with velvet or felt.

Authentic period glass domes feature mouth-blown glass with subtle imperfections, thin walls, and a slightly uneven rim at the bottom, accompanied by an original wooden plinth showing genuine age-related surface wear.

A glass display dome can be placed on a sideboard, mantelpiece, or shelving unit to highlight sculptural objects, botanical specimens, or vintage collectibles while keeping them dust-free.

Clean the glass using a soft microfibre cloth and mild glass cleaner, avoiding abrasive chemicals, while dusting the wooden base gently with a dry cloth to preserve its original patina and lacquer.
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