Victorian Mary Gregory Cranberry Glass Mug c.1880A late 19th century Bohemian cranberry glass mug in the Mary Gregory style, decorated with a finely enamelled figure of a child within a stylised landscape. The rich ruby tone and classic white enamel decoration make this a strong display piece, while the practical mug form adds a layer of usability often missing in more fragile examples. A good, honest Victorian example. DetailsEra: c. 18801900Origin: BohemiaMaterial: Cranberry glass with enamel

published by The Walter Scott Publishing Co

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Publication Name: Crisis of Empire (Foundations of Modern History)

Author: Nahum

Book Title: Jim Jeans' letters 1940-1942

Hand-applied gilt detailing

Number of Pages: 544 Pages

Produced at the Darbyshire Pottery studio in Innaloo between 1948 and 1959

Perfect as a cabinet piece

were among Britain's leading perfumers and toiletry manufacturers during the 19th century

Capacity: 6oz

Book Title: Designs from Pre-Columbian Mexico