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Pillow : Well Spring Carafe, Lambeth, 1847. Creators: Richard Redgrave, Stangate Glass Works
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Well Spring Carafe, Lambeth, 1847. Creators: Richard Redgrave, Stangate Glass Works
Well Spring Carafe, Lambeth, 1847
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Media ID 24172742
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Bassetaille Blown Glass Carafe Enamel Enamelled Gilded Gilding Gilt Glass Works Glassware Glassworks Henry Cole Redgrave Richard Redgrave Sir Richard Richard Redgrave Sir Henry Cole Applied Arts Applied Arts Of Europe Craftsmanship Floral Design Tableware
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This print showcases the exquisite Well Spring Carafe, a true masterpiece of 19th-century British craftsmanship. Created in 1847 by Richard Redgrave and Stangate Glass Works, this antique piece is a testament to the skill and artistry of its creators. The carafe itself is made of blown glass with delicate enamel and gilt decoration, reflecting the attention to detail that was characteristic of the era. The floral design adorning its surface adds an enchanting touch, showcasing the beauty of nature through intricate craftsmanship. Displayed in an art gallery at the Art Institute Chicago, this artifact represents not only a significant part of European applied arts but also serves as a reminder of England's rich cultural heritage. Its presence evokes images of London during the 19th century when glassworks factories like Stangate were thriving hubs for artistic innovation. Sir Henry Cole and John Fell Christy played instrumental roles in preserving such historical pieces for future generations to appreciate. Their dedication to collecting and exhibiting these treasures ensures that we can still marvel at their beauty today. As we gaze upon this photograph, we are transported back in time to witness firsthand the talent and creativity that went into creating such remarkable tableware. This image encapsulates not just an object but also a moment frozen in history – one that celebrates both artistry and functionality within homeware design.
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