Golden Amber Webb Glass Vase, marked, 1950s

£45.00

LOT NUMBER 17

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LOT NUMBER 17

Golden Amber Webb Glass Vase, marked, 1950s

An amber glass vase, the broad body flaring out slightly to the neck and above a wide spreading foot, decorated with bands of raised roundels and marked to the base 'Webb England'.

Thomas Webb began his glass career in 1829, when he became a partner in the Wordsley Glassworks. Various career changes followed and in 1859 he was joined by his sons Thomas Wilkes Webb and Charles Webb and began trading as Thomas Webb & Sons based in Stourbridge. The firm was run by various family members until mergers started to occur in the early twentieth century and Sven Fogelberg, previously from Swedish glassworks Kosta, became manager in 1932. Production continued with more mergers in the 1960s and 1970s until the firm closed in 1990. This vase was made by Thomas Webb during the 1950s as part of their 'Gay Glass' range in a design called 'Old English Bull's Eye' and has the typical 'Webb England' mark to the base.

Size: Ht 18cm Width 13.5cm (max)
Weight: 730 grams
Date: 1950s
Condition: Very good condition
Price: £45

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