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Liberty Exhibition 2008 Catalogue Page 4

Glass

1g
Pair of glass decanters with stoppers and eight glasses, polished intaglio cutting
Thomas Webb and Corbett
Designed 1933

 

 

2g
Unique Glass Chalice with engraved monogram Chi-Roh
Designed and made by Laurence Whistler for the Crafts Council
1965


 

 

3g
Coloured glass trumpet vase
Graystan
Circa 1930


   
4g
Rare cut glass bowl
Designed by Paul Nash 1933
Stuart & Sons


In 1933 Stuart’s were asked to take part in an exhibition, to celebrate “Better Design in Industry” some of the glass designs weren’t completed for an initial showing at Harrods, it wasn’t untill 1935 at the larger exhibition “British Art In Industry” at the Royal Academy that all the pieces were exhibited. Paul Nash alongside other eminent artists; Gordon and Moria Forsyth, Laura Knight, Eric Revilious, Graham Sutherland and Dod and Ernest Proctor produced designs in glass and ceramics for the exhibition.
 

 

5g
Large glass blown vase
Made by Samuel Herman b.1936


 

 

6g
Arts and Crafts glass ‘bellows’ decanter with poppy head stopper
Designed by Harry Powell
1880

 

 

7g
Stained and painted glass window depicting three young men amongst stylised foliage.
Designed by Stephen Adam
Stephen Adam & Son
Circa 1900


Stephen Adam (1846-1910) established his studio in Bath Street, Glasgow in 1870. He was responsible for much of the finest stained glass produced in Glasgow at this time and along with Daniel Cottier a fellow stained glass artist working in the symbolist genre, helped to furnish the homes of the newly wealthy Scottish industrialists. This piece dates from the artist’s greatest period 1890-1908.

 

 

8g
Three Victorian painted glass panels depicting birds
Circa 1880


   
9g
Glass vase
Designed by Tapio Wirkkala
Venini
Circa 1960


 

 

10g
Aesthetic movement stained and painted glass panel depicting ‘Spring’ By R.W. Winfield & Co
Circa 1880


 

 

 
 

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