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Holmegaard Kastrup Otto Brauer White Opal Glass 12" Gulvvase Vase
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LARGE Barovier & Toso Murano Cordonato d'Oro Gold Leaf Vintage Glass Vase
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Murano Glass Vintage Fish Aquarium Block Paperweight
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RARE LABELLED Galliano Ferro Murano Lilac Glass Slab Sculpture
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Venini Murano Pink & White Glass Zanfirico Bowl by Carlo Scarpa
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British Glass
British glass - shown below is our current range of vases, bowls and other decorative vintage collectable glassware from the country of Great Britain. Please choose a sub category below to browse all glassware of that type that we currently have available in our glass shop.
The skill of making glass was brought to Britain by the Romans, but it was not until the 16th century when Venetian glass manufacturers came to Britain that British glass making began on a large scale. The invention of the coal burning furnace in the 17th century lead to glass production being moved to areas such as Stourbridge, to be close to the coal mines. To this day, these areas are still the centres of the British glass industry.
The skill of making glass was brought to Britain by the Romans, but it was not until the 16th century when Venetian glass manufacturers came to Britain that British glass making began on a large scale. The invention of the coal burning furnace in the 17th century lead to glass production being moved to areas such as Stourbridge, to be close to the coal mines. To this day, these areas are still the centres of the British glass industry.