27/1991-2
Collection
Glass
Brief description
Green blown glass vase with a flared neck, thought to be designed by Christopher Dresser and manufactured by James Couper & Sons, Glasgow, c.1880-1900.
Title
Clutha
Object name
vase
Object number
27/1991-2
Production person
Christopher Dresser (designer)
Production organisation
James Couper & Sons (manufacturer)
Production date
c.1880s-1890s (manufactured)
Production place
Glasgow (manufactured)
Period
Victorian (1837-1901)
Material
glass
Technique
blown
Physical description
Green blown glass vase with gold metallic streaks running down the neck. It has a circular spreading base with a pontil mark (a pontil is a stainless steel or iron rod used during the glass-blowing technique for shaping a hollow piece of glass) but no manufacturer's or design mark. The vase has a bulbous lower body, narrowing to a cylindrical neck which flares out to the rim. There are some bubbles to the surface of the vase.
Dimensions
Height: 17.2cm
Diameter: 8.6cm
Diameter: 5.7cm
Diameter: 8.6cm
Diameter: 5.7cm
Website keywords
ornaments