Item Details
A striking pair of vintage green pressed glassware's dating from the early 20th century, circa 1930s, comprising a Sowerby-style jug and an impressive sharing sundae cup.
Both pieces have the bold geometric form, strong colour and decorative detailing associated with the Art Deco period, making them as appealing for display today as they would have been for use at the table.
Sowerby Jug – Pattern No. 2550
A particularly attractive green pressed glass jug, identified as Pattern No. 2550 and commonly attributed to Sowerby Glassworks.
The jug has an elegant architectural form, with vertical column-like detailing, decorative swag motifs and a circular pedestal foot. The translucent green glass gives it a wonderful presence, particularly when displayed in natural light.
Originally intended for serving water, lemonade or similar refreshments, it now works equally well as a decorative piece, vase or functional table jug.
Sharing Sundae Cup
A wonderfully unusual large pressed glass sundae cup, designed for sharing desserts and sweet treats.
The bowl has a faceted body with strong ridged detailing and a generously flared rim, all raised on a tall pedestal base. Its scale and vivid green colour make it a particularly eye-catching piece.
Although unmarked, it is very much in the style of English pressed glass of the period and sits beautifully alongside the jug.
Together, the two pieces make a highly decorative pairing and would suit an Art Deco, vintage or eclectic interior. They are equally appealing for collectors of early 20th-century pressed glass or simply as unusual statement pieces for display.
Dimensions – Sundae Cup
Width: 13cm
Depth: 13cm
Height: 20.5cm
Date of manufacture
1930s
Delivery
UK:free delivery
EU:Please contact dealer to request delivery price
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