Two perfect condition Thomas Webb Co. hand painted vases, Moroccan Style, 19th C

Two Matching hand-painted Thomas Webb Glass Company vases, Moroccan style. These are from the late 19th-century, Victorian area. They are opaline enamel. The paint is applied thickly giving the pieces texture. There are no chips or cracks. Each vase is 7 1/2 inches tall.



Thomas Webb & Sons, a renowned British glass manufacturer founded in 1837 in Stourbridge, England, is known for producing a wide range of high-quality glassware, including opaline glass. Webb's opaline glass, popular during the 19th century, was celebrated for its delicate, translucent, and often milky appearance. This type of glass was frequently produced in soft colors like white, blue, pink, and green, sometimes enhanced with intricate gilding, enamel painting, or etched designs.

The opaline glass made by Thomas Webb was especially favored during the Victorian era, reflecting the period's taste for ornamental, decorative glass. Webb's craftsmanship in producing opaline glass was part of a broader movement that