Langham Glass Identification Guide + Gallery
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Langham Glass was founded in 1979 by glassmaker Paul Miller, and his wife Sue, in the village of Langham, in Rutland, England. Paul previously worked at King's Lynn / Wedgwood Glass, where he became a Master Glassmaker at the age of 21. While at Wedgwood, Paul designed many of the very popular animals and paperweights that are still highly collectable today. Production of this successful range of animals was continued at Langham, with many new designs added. Langham glass also produces other art glass including vases, candlesticks, and tableware. In 2005, the factory was moved to Tattersett Business Park, near Fakenham. Another relocation was made in 2013, to a more central area of Fakenham, where the factory still operates today.
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Other Langham Glass
A British blue cased glass vase. Made by Langham, labelled.
A British pink & white cased glass vase with mottled pattern. Made by Langham, factory maked to base and labelled.
A British blue & white cased glass squat vase with speckled pattern and large yellow & red murrine canes. Made by Langham, factory maked to base and labelled.
A pair of British pink and clear glass candlesticks. Made by Langham, designed by Paul Miller, signed and marked to base. The design is called "Olde English" and the colourway is called "Ruby".
A British striped brown glass vase. Made by Langham, labelled.
A British white striped & speckled brown glass vase. Made by Langham, labelled.
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