Langham Glass was founded in 1979 by the glassmaker Paul Miller (see image 9) in the village of Langham, in Rutland, England. Paul Miller had previously worked at Wedgwood Glass where he designed a range of popular animals and paperweights. Production of these continued at his new business along with other designs. In 2005, the factory was moved to Tattersett Business Park, near Fakenham and again in 2013 to a more central area of Fakenham, where it still operates today, presenting demonstration classes in glass making.

Hare figurines can be seen in the current Langham Glass catalogue, but the format is rather different and this example, with what is probably an older format of label, is most likely earlier, dating to the late twentieth century. The modelling and colourings are particularly pleasing making this a desirable acquisition for the collector or general buyer alike.