A Stevens and Williams 'Silver Threading' technique Claret Jug and Stopper,

engraved with 'Claret' across the front, silver mounts by Heath and Middleton, hallmarked 1893, 13 1/2in high.

A similar claret jug illustrated 'Palace to Parlour' pg. 66 (for further details of Palace to Parlour' see our exhibitions page.

A Stevens & Williams Glass Decanter and Stopper, with gilding by Jules Barbe

acid etched mark to base, see Hajdamach, British Glass, p449. - See next image.

Original design for the Fish Vase designed by Carder.

(Broadfield House Glass Museum)

Please contact Andrew by telephone if you would like to discuss the purchase of this vase

+44 (0) 1243 576241.

A detail of a Museum Quality Stevens and Williams Glass Vase, designed by Frederick Carder,

The original designs and 'cutting' notes for the Fish vase by Frederick Carder.

A John Northwood designed English intaglio cut vase for Stevens & Williams

of moon flask form and pink colouration cut through to white with chicks and wheat ears.

The Victoria & Albert Museum, London have an identical piece.

A Stevens & Williams Biscuit Jar and Cover

green glass intaglio cut through to clear, circa 1890, 5in (12.5cm)

A Stevens and Williams Claret Jug and Stopper

of flattened bottle form, the glass of 'clover' purple/red colour cut through to clear with stylised clover like flowers and swirling grasses in English Art Nouveau style, circa 1895, 10 1/4in (26cm)

A Fine Stevens & Williams Silver mounted Bud Vase

the green overlay intaglio cut through to clear, the silver mount hallmarked Birmingham 1898 and made by Heath & Middleton, 11in (27.5cm)

A 20th Century Hock Glass, engraved by T.E. Wood,

the blue bell cut through to clear with the 'willow pattern' on a clear stem and foot, the original blank supplied by Stevens & Williams.

A Stevens and Williams wine glass by William Fritsche

cranberry cut though to clear with a design of an exotic bird, on a clear stem,

We have a facsimile of a page from the design book including designs for this glass.

A Stevens and Williams Silveria Vase

of lily bud form striated with green, signed and dated 1901, 11 1'/4in (28cm)

A Stevens and Williams Intaglio cut scent bottle

of globular form with stepped silver cover and mount, the pale green/yellow body cut with leafy fronds on a 'daisy-bed' gound, 51/4in (12.5cm), c1890. £995

A Stevens and Williams Intaglio Claret jug

silver mounted, the ovoid body of green cut delicately through to clear with leafy fronds, florets and 'c' scrolls, the silver hallmarked for 1896, 7 1/4in (18cm)

A Stevens and Williams Decanter and stopper, attributed to Joshua Hodgetts

of cobalt blue cut through to pale yellow, circa 1895, 21 1/2in (32cm)

A Stevens and Williams Water Set

comprising jug and two goblets, each of red cut through to amber, jug 10 1/2in (27cm) high, glasses 6in (15cm) (3 pieces)

A Stevens and Williams 'Two Colour' Liquer Glass

of purple cut through to green on clear inverted baluster stem and starburst cut foot, circa 1895, 5 1/2in (14cm)

A complete and perfect Stevens & Williams intaglio cut 'cluck-cluck' liquer set.

comprising: decanter of 'cluck-cluck' form and stopper, six matching glases and a tray, circa 1890, height of decanter 8in (20cm).

Detail of one glass can be sent on request

A tall Stevens and Williams Verre de Soie Vase

circa 1885, 14in (35cm), in mint condition.

A Stevens & Williams cut glass 'Rainbow' solifleur,

14 1/2in (37cm) tall, circa 1890. £595.

A Pair of Stevens & Williams Jewell (Air Trap) Vases

of waisted cylindrical form, graduated in colour from cranberry to clear, c. 1885, 5 1/2in (14cm)

A Stevens & Williams Misletoe footed vase

the cranberry coloured body applied with mistletoe sprigs, the base with raspberry prunt, 7in (18cm)

Ex Manley Collection

A Stevens and Williams 'Verre de Soie' (air trap) Scent bottle,

the body wrythen moulded, the neck mounted in silver below a repousse silver ball stopper of conforming design, circa 1888, 5 3/4 (14cm)

A Museum Quality CameoVase engraved by Joshua Hodgetts, for Stevens & Williams,

cameo and intaglio cut with stylised tulips, c. 1908, 12in 930cm) approx.

See British Glass, Charles Hadjamach for identical vase.

A Stevens & Williams intaglio cut double cased baluster form vase,

in the English Art Nouveau style (more restrained than the Continental style) cut with stylised tulip flowers, Stourbridge, c.1900, 12 1/2in (32cm) high approx.

A Stevens & Williams green cut glass claret jug

with Art Nouveau silver mount, marked N&W, Norton & White, circa 1887, 9in (23cm) approx.

A Stevens & Williams decanter and stopper

the amber glass intaglio cut through to clear, of tri-gourd form with English silver mount, c.1885, 11in (28cm) approx.

A Stevens & Williams 'Banjo' form decanter and stopper

green cut through to clear mounted with an unusual Continental or American silver mount, c.1895, 14cm (36cm) approx.

This decanter was featured as part of the Olympia Fine Art & Antiques Fair advertising campaign.

A Stevens & Williams Jewell Vase

of globular form the air trap and divided into stripes beneath a wavy rim, Rd 66953 number to base, 1880's, 3in (7 1/2cm)

A Stevens & William Cameo Bottle Vase,

white cut through to cranberry with fruiting blackberry canes, Stourbridge, c.1885, 11in (28cm) approx.

A Stevens & Williams intaglio cut 'trapped adventurine' double cased gourd vase,

c.1895-1905, 12in approx.

An Antique Stevens & Williams Commemorative Goblet and Cover,

deeply cut crystal, made for the coronation of Edward VII, dated on one side 1902 and ER cypher to reverse, the knop containing a sovereign coin dated 1902, in superb original condition, 12 1/2in approx. £2500

A very rare pair (one illustrated) of Mat-su-Noke [Matsu no Ke] Vases

applied and cased graduated blue ground, each on three feet, 8in ( 20.5cm) high approx applied raspberry prunt to base.

The mid 1880's love of anything Japanese was interpreted by this company by using an applied ornament resembling gnarled tree branches. This was marketed under the name Matsu no Ke which can be translated as 'The spirit of the Pine Tree' in acknowledgement of the sylvan inspiration.

For the design of the sprigging on these vases see the Registered Design Numbers. There is a link at the top of this page.

A Stevens & Williams Thistle form Whiskey decanter and stopper

green cut through to clear, 9in (23cm) high approx.

A Stevens & Williams 'Transparent Cameo' decanter and stopper

green cameo and intaglio cut through to clear with lilies, c.1900, 9 1/2in (23.5cm) approx. SOLD