museums and institutions:
Attributed works:
I. Vase. Clear Colourless Glass Enclosing Blue Glass, 'Graal' Technique. Designed by Simon Gate (1883-1945), Made by Knut Bergqvist and Engraved by Heinrich Wollman, at the Orrefors Glassworks, 1918. Incised 'S Graal 1918 KB HW Orrefors'. Ht. 26.4 cm. C.363-1993.
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II. Cistern or 'tonn'. Blown and Cut Blue Glass, Mounted in Gilt Brass with Carved Walnut Base. By Thomas Betts, London, 1760s. Ht. 38 cm. C.266:1,2-1993
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IX. Mask. Pâte-de-verre, Engraved 'Cros'. Designed and Made by Henry Cros (1840-1907), c.1890-1900. Given by Victor Arwas. Ht.6 cm. C.56-1992.
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VII. Wine-Glass Cooler. Cut and Engraved with the Arms of Charles William, Third Marquess of Londonderry. Wear Flint Glass Co., Deptford, Sunderland, 1824. Ht. 10.7 cm. C.109-1992.
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VIII. Ice Plate and Finger-Bowl. Cut and Engraved with the Arms of the City of London and the Monogram 'VR', Supplied by Davenport's, (Longport), Staffordshire, 1837. Diameter (Of Plate) 19.1 cm., Ht. (Of Finger Bowl) 9.5 cm. C.111 & 112-1992.
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X. Flower Vase. Raised Gilding and Enamel Painting Against an Etched Ground. Decorated and Signed by Jules Barbe, Probably T. Webb & Sons, Stourbridge, England, c.1890-1900. Ht. 17.1 cm. Diameter 20.5 cm. C.8-1993.
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XI. Vase. Orange/Brown Glass, Mould-Blown and Overlaid with Brown/Black, Cut and Acid-Etched. With Applied Glass over Metal Foil. Designed by Emile Gallé (1846-1904) and Made by the Gallé Glassworks, Nancy, France, Probably 1904. Engraved 'Gallé'. Ht. 37.5 cm. C.53-1992.
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XIII. Two Forms, 'Simeon' and 'Veronese'. Hand Blown and Then Freely Worked While Still in the Molten State. Designed by Marco Zanini (b.1954), 1991, and Mario Bellini, 1992, and Made by Venini, Murano, Venice, 1992. 'Simeon', Incised 'Venini M. Zanini 92'. Ht.33 cm. 'Veronese' 'Venini Mario Bellini 1992/53' Incised, with Printed Plastic Label, 'Made in Italy Venini Murano'. Ht. 46.7 cm. C.30-1994, C.31-1994.
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XIV. Triptych. Lead Crystal Glass, Copper-Wheel Engraved. By Alison Kinnaird, Shillinghill, Scotland, 1992. The Glass Made, Probably by Schott, USA, and Cut to Alison Kinnaird's Specifications by Kreg Kallenberger, USA. C.335:1 to 6-1993. Purchased with the Assistance of the National Art Collections Fund.
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XV. Greenpiece. Two Blown Forms Double Inside Cased with Blue and Green Mounted on Flat Sheet of Blue Glass. One Blown Form Is Inverted Acting as the Base, the Other Is Elongated and Curved Forming the Vessel. They Are Made from Lead Glass, Cut and Polished on the Lathe, Worked with Sand-Blasting and Brush Polishing. The Flat Glass Is Cut, Then Bevelled and Polished. The Whole Is Bonded Together with Silicon Compound. English, by Ray Flavell, 1991. Incised 'Ray Flavell 1991'. Ht. 29 cm. C.204-1991.
Western art unattributed:
III. Goblet and Cover. Lead Glass, Engraved. Netherlandish, the Engraving Dutch; c.1689. Ht. 44.8 cm. C.187-1993
Western art unattributed:
IV. Goblet Lead Glass, Engraved. Netherlandish, the Engraving Probably Dutch; c.1689. Ht. 25.5 cm. C.188-1993
Western art unattributed:
V. Two Roman Soldiers from a Crucifixion scene. Lampworked Coloured Glass with Aventurine Inclusions. Probably Italy (Venice) or France (Nevers); Late 17th or Early 18th Century. Given by David Knight. Ht. 6 cm. C.207, C.208-1993
Western art unattributed:
VI. Wine Bottle. Free-Blown, with a Seal Inscribed 'I * I 1693'. From the Francis Berry Collection, Exhibited at Vintners' Hall, 1933. Ht. 15.8 cm. C.383-1993. Wine Bottle. Partly Mould-Blown, with Seal Inscribed 'W. R. 1752'. Ht. 22.2 cm. C.384-1993. Ratafia Glass or 'Spanish Flute'. With Double-Series Opaque-Twist Stem, the Bowl with Rib-Moulded Base. English; About 1765. From the Cranch Collection, Illustrated in R. J. Charleston: English Glass [1968], Cat.No.48; Idem: English Glass, London [1984], pl.40a. Ht. 19.3 cm. C.9-1993. Decanter and Stopper. Wheel-Engraved with Hops, Barley and 'Beer'. English, c.1765. Ht. 29.5 cm. C.361:1,2-1993.
Western art unattributed:
XII. Greek Head V. Lost-Wax Cast Head in Lead Glass with Enamel Colour in the Glass. The Head Is Hand Polished and Has Applied Lead Metal Sheet. The Base Is Cast in Lead Glass with Enamel Colours and Has a Lead Metal Collar. English, by David Reekie (c.1993). Incised on Base 'David Reekie Norwich June 93 Greek Head V', on Head 'D Reekie Norwich 93', Incised. Ht. 40 cm. C.257:1&2-1993.
