Amber crackle cock jug richly enameled by Jules Barbe, No. 202. With etched registration mark, underneath tail, for July 10, 1879, number 33701. Pattern 11952. Thomas Webb and Sons.
Painting of flint cock jug richly enameled by Jules Barbe, No. 202. Thomas Webb & Sons, dated 1879.
Ruby vase with applied flint lizard. Ornately enameled by Jules Barbe No. 264. Thomas Webb & Sons, dated 1879.
Ruby Die away shaded over topaz with silver between. Matsu no Kee flowers. Dated 11/04/1885.
Burmese ware bowl with applied Burmese decoration. Mt Washington Glass Co. Image courtesy of Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Cameo bowl with applied stems, carved in the jade style. Executed by Francis Smith. Listed as item 473 at IHE 1884. Image courtesy of V&A Museum, London.
Flint decanter with applied Clerio dabs and matching stopper. Gilt Poppy decoration executed by Jules Barbe to design No. 276. Pattern 30040, book 26, dated 28/05/1902.
Clerio type dabs, shown for illustration. Bowl is not necessarily Stevens & Williams. Dated 1902.
Crystal bowl with applied Plumage dabs by Stevens & Williams. Pattern 38326, book 33, dated 2/1/1908.
