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Maker:
Beilby family; enameller; British enamelists, 18th-19th cs.
Category:
glass
Name:
decanter
Date:
circa 1765 — 1780
Period:
late 18th century
Description:
Lead glass. Lacking stopper. Plain shouldered type with Beilby enamelling of claret, in a cartouche with insect and fruiting vine, front and back.
Production
Place:
England
Production
Place (legacy):
England, enameller, country
Technique(s):
blowing; body
painting; decoration; in enamel
Material(s):
lead-glass; whole
enamel; decoration
Technique
Description:
blown glass, decorated with enamelling
Dimension(s):
height, whole, 23.0, cm
diameter, whole, 10.5, cm
Acquisition:
bequeathed; 1961; Beves, Donald H.
Provenance:
unknown before testator
Acquisition Credit:
D.H. Beves Bequest
Documentation:
Delomosne & Son Ltd. 1978. Gilding the Lily, Rare Forms of Decoration on English Glass of the Later 18th Century.London?: p. p. 42
Cf. Delemosne & Son Ltd., 10th-22nd July, 1978, p. 42, no. 67a
Poole, Julia E.. Bequests from Two Cambridge Collectors, The Reverend Alfred Valentine Valentine-Richards MA (1866-1933) and Donald H. Beves MA (1896-1961).
Source Title: Glass Collectors and their Collections in Museums in Great Britain(1999)
p. pp. 49-55
Ref. Donald H. Beves MA (1896-1961), pp. 49-55
Cottle, Simon. William Beilby and the Art of Glass.London?: Glass Circle
Source Title: The Glass Circle Journal 9 (2001) : 31-40
p. pp. 30-40
Ref. pp. 30-40
Accession:
Object Number: C.607-1961
(Applied Arts)
(record id: 26921; input: 2001-04-12; modified: 2012-01-16)
Permanent
Identifier: