Detail of cameo glass exhibited by Hodgetts, Richardson & Son, at the Paris Exhibition 1878. Original Richardson photograph.
Glass exhibited by Hodgetts, Richardson & Son, at the Paris Exhibition 1878. Original Richardson photograph.
8″ Padded cameo vase. Flint body thick metal with coloured pieces (Brown on Ivory) carved & Gilt neck & Gilt enamel. With a diaper ground. Pattern W2615, dated circa 1891. Image courtesy of Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Psyche. White on brown cameo vase. Pattern W2804. Executed by George Woodall, dated circa 1894. Image courtesy of Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Sylvandale lamp. Cased green on flint with ruby inside. Signed Webb. Dated circa 1905.
Pattern F145. Flat side vase (Imitation of Iron Work). Ruby on Green on rich Yellow on Opal body. W. v.x.x (W. £4.0.0); Sale pi.x.x ( £15.0.0).
Pattern W2712. White on Dark Blue. Woodall (Estimate) £i.x.x (£5.0.0)Sale pi.pi.x (£15.15.0). (One of Northwood’s). 3 Panels.
White an dark blue jar and cover. Cameo carved with three panels each depicting a crane. Pattern W2712, dated circa 1891. Replacement cover.
White an dark blue jar and cover. Cameo carved with three panels each depicting a crane. Pattern W2712, dated circa 1891. Replacement cover.
White an dark blue jar and cover. Cameo carved with three panels each depicting a crane. Pattern W2712, dated circa 1891. Replacement cover.
