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In the 20th century glass was in abundance with a variety of different designs. Good quality glassware had only been available to the rich during the 19th century, but now it was available to a much wider audience. Mass production techniques played its part with distinctive creations coming from talented glassware designers. Glassware manufacture has come from Europe and America in more recent times, but hopefully in time this will change.
Designs from the beginning of the century include Art Deco, Art Noveau and Modernism. Glass wasn?t always ostentatious and just for display only, glass as also made for utilitarian purposes. Well known designers include Lalique, Loetz, Powell, the Daum brothers and Galle.
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Mary Gregory cranberry Powder Pot - MG240
trinity collections, olney, united kingdom
A beautiful Cranberry glass Patch Pot, circa 1880. decorated with a stunning enamelled painting of a young girl in a woodland setting. The base is held to the top half with a brass band and...
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