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Large Unusual Webb and Son Burmese Glass Ure.
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Large Unusual Webb and Son Burmese Glass Ure.

1900 - 1920
Description

A large and very unusual Thomas Webb and son burmese glass ure .

Double circle mark for Webbs Queensware burmese glass .

Physical Dimensions
Height
13cm (5.12")
Width
10cm (3.94")
Depth
10cm (3.94")
Declaration

Donald Allison Antiques has dated this Victorian Burmese Glass Pitcher to the 1900s.

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SA899275
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Don has been dealing in Meiji period art for 60 years , exhibiting in London , New York , Baltimore , Miami and Shanghai. P . R .China . He has supplied some of the world`s great collection`s and institution`s . This is his first venture on the internet , and is looking forward to re visiting old client`s and hopefully meeting new client`s , from private collector`s to his many friend`s in the trade.

We are fair and keen buyers of Meiji Art , and are still travelling the world to secure good examples . Please contact us should you wish to dispose of Japanese Art , particularly metalwork and cloisonne enamels .

We are pleased to pack and ship worldwide at very competitive prices . All UK destinations are free of charge .

Description
A large and very unusual Thomas Webb and son burmese glass ure .

Double circle mark for Webbs Queensware burmese glass .

Height
13cm (5.12")
Width
10cm (3.94")
Depth
10cm (3.94")
Date of Manufacture

Donald Allison Antiques has dated this Victorian Burmese Glass Pitcher to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA899275
Donald Allison Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2018
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A Victorian Thomas Webb Burmese glass pitcher featuring a matte satin finish shading from yellow to pink with an applied yellow handle.
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Archive I A Victorian Thomas Webb Burmese glass pitcher featuring a matte satin finish shading from yellow to pink with an applied yellow handle.

Large Unusual Webb and Son Burmese Glass Ure.

Archive II A Victorian Thomas Webb Burmese glass pitcher featuring a matte satin finish shading from yellow to pink with an applied yellow handle. View II
Archive III A Victorian Thomas Webb Burmese glass pitcher featuring a matte satin finish shading from yellow to pink with an applied yellow handle. View III
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Donald Allison Antiques
Telephone 0796 1031 462
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The Ribble Valley
Lancashire
United Kingdom
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Verified Since Jun 2018
Items For Sale 28
Items Sold 178
Donald Allison Antiques
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A Victorian Thomas Webb Burmese glass pitcher featuring a matte satin finish shading from yellow to pink with an applied yellow handle.
Large unusual WEBB and Son BURMESE glass URE.
Ref: SA899275
A Victorian Thomas Webb Burmese glass pitcher featuring a matte satin finish shading from yellow to pink with an applied yellow handle.
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  • ObjectPitchers & Jugs
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleVictorian Art Glass
  • MaterialBurmese Glass, Satin Glass
  • ColourYellow and Pink
  • MotifsSatin finish, Shaded colouration, Applied handle, Pinched spout
  • SizeH 13 cm (5 in) x W 10 cm (4 in) x D 10 cm (4 in)

This large Victorian art glass pitcher is a piece from 1900 attributed to Thomas Webb and Son. It is made from Burmese glass with a satin glass finish and features a distinctive double circle mark for Webbs Queensware Burmese glass on the base. The body displays a shaded colouration, transitioning from a soft yellow at the rounded base to a warm pink at the neck. Specific details include an applied yellow handle on the side and a pinched spout at the rim, both forming part of the original blown form. The pitcher measures 13 cm high, 10 cm wide, and 10 cm deep. In a contemporary home, this decorative vessel works well displayed on a sideboard top or within a glass-fronted cabinet where the shaded colours can catch the light. It serves as a striking decorative accent piece in a living room, dining area, or hallway. The smooth matte texture and gradient hues complement both traditional and eclectic interior schemes without requiring additional styling.

FAQs

Burmese glass is a type of opaque art glass developed in the late 19th century, renowned for its soft satin finish and distinct color gradient from yellow at the base to salmon pink at the top.

It was created by mixing uranium oxide and gold into the glass batch, producing a yellow shade that turned salmon pink upon targeted reheating during the blowing process.

Authentic pieces exhibit a velvety acid-etched surface, uniform colour transition without distinct lines, and occasionally carry acid-stamped maker marks on the base.

Display the vessel on a sideboard top, mantelpiece, or window sill where ambient daylight illuminates the translucent shaded tones and matte texture.

Wipe softly using a clean, dry microfiber cloth or wash gently in lukewarm water with mild soap, avoiding chemical agents and abrasive cloths.
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