Glass Works Collection (#2)
"Exploring the Artistry of Glass Works
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"Exploring the Artistry of Glass Works: A Journey through Time and Cultures" Step into the enchanting world as we delve into a captivating collection that spans centuries and continents. From the mesmerizing Glass Blowers of Murano, crafted by Charles Frederic Ulrich in 1886, to the intricate Sprinkler from 19th century Iran with its mysterious creator unknown, each piece tells a unique story. Transport yourself to Nailsea in c. 1810 with "The Old Glass Works, " an oil on canvas masterpiece that immortalizes a bygone era. Marvel at the delicate Snuff Bottle adorned with the exquisite "Cash" pattern from China's Qing dynasty (1644-1911), showcasing impeccable craftsmanship between 1750-1800. Immerse yourself further in Qing dynasty artistry with a Bowl featuring Blossoming Vines and Eight Buddhist symbols, symbolizing prosperity and enlightenment. Admire the Melon-Shaped Water Pot, whose origins remain shrouded in mystery but captivates all who behold it with its elegant design. Discover an Archaistic Jar boasting Animal Mask Handles and Ogre Masks—a true testament to Chinese cultural heritage during the Qing dynasty. Behold a Dish adorned with majestic Dragons, bearing Yongzheng reign mark (1722-1735) that exemplifies imperial grandeur. Uncover hidden treasures like Covered Ewer embellished with Lizard-Shaped Handle—an extraordinary example of functional beauty hailing from the 18th century Qing dynasty. Witness artistic brilliance within Meiping-Shaped Snuff Bottle featuring a Flying Phoenix amidst delicate brushstrokes carrying Qianlong reign mark—a symbol of regal elegance. Delight your senses as you encounter Cylindrical Snuff Bottle depicting Deer and Crane amidst Pine—symbolizing longevity and good fortune during China's rich history under Qing rule.