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.
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.
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.
Flint ewer with mythical creature form. Enamel decoration by Jules Barbe, design No. 249. Dated 1879.
Richly gilt Oriental decoration on an enamel, patch ground. Design inspired by Thomas Woodall. Executed by Jules Barbe. Dated circa 1880. Image courtesy of White House Cone Museum of Glass.
Richly gilt Oriental decoration on an enamel, patch ground. Design inspired by Thomas Woodall. Executed by Jules Barbe. Dated circa 1880. Image courtesy of White House Cone Museum of Glass.
Richly gilt Oriental decoration on an enamel, patch ground. Design inspired by Thomas Woodall. Executed by Jules Barbe. Dated circa 1880. Image courtesy of Corning Museum of Glass.
11″ Two handled Vase. Opal on Brown. Titled “Iris”. Signed Geo. Woodall. Thomas Webb & Sons Gem Cameo. Dated circa 1887. Woodall £23; SP £60. Sold Finnigan £40, 3/7/1907. Image courtesy of Sotheby’s, London.
