Manufacturer: Stevens & Williams Description: Slender Aventurine bottle vase, attributed to Stevens & Williams displaying emerald green patterns combed through carmine pink and infused with sparkly silver particles. Silver trims the rim with English hallmarks and the obscure initials of the maker. The silver hides minor chips inside the rim, believed in the making, as there is no pontil. Cyril Manley author of “Decorative Victorian Glass” stated on page 91, the English company had a type of glassware called “Cheane” having silver flecks. This vase could be one, possibly seldom seen example. Handsome and in very good condition.
Manufacturer: Stevens & Williams Description: Slender Aventurine bottle vase, attributed to Stevens & Williams displaying emerald green patterns combed through carmine pink and infused with sparkly silver particles. Silver trims the rim with English hallmarks and the obscure initials of the maker. The silver hides minor chips inside the rim, believed in the making, as there is no pontil. Cyril Manley author of “Decorative Victorian Glass” stated on page 91, the English company had a type of glassware called “Cheane” having silver flecks. This vase could be one, possibly seldom seen example. Handsome and in very good condition.
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