What periods do these pieces span?

The available items and archive records span from the late Victorian period through the Edwardian era, Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and into the mid-century modern decades. This broad chronological range encompasses late nineteenth-century watercolours alongside mid-century oil paintings and twentieth-century European glass production.

How are the painted works supported?

The paintings utilise various traditional supports depending on the artist and period. Canvases and wooden boards serve the oil paintings. Watercolour works typically employ paper supports, and many examples are presented in period frames suitable for wall display.

What materials make up the glass vessels?

The glass objects incorporate specialised techniques and compositions such as cameo glass, vaseline glass, uranium glass, and enamel etching. These methods reflect the decorative tastes of specific design movements including Art Nouveau and Art Deco.

Who created these ceramics and glass pieces?

Numerous notable makers, potteries, and glasshouses contributed to the selection. Prominent names include Emile Gallé, Karl Palda, Daum Frères, and Royal Doulton. Other works originate from workshops like Burmantofts Pottery and Thomas Webb.

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Yellow flowers in vase describe a diverse assembly of painted floral still lifes and decorative ceramic or glass vessels spanning from the Victorian era to the mid-century.