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A John Northwood II - Stevens and Williams Silveria iridescent glass globular vase, circa 1900, the globe form with encased silver foil within pink, blue and amber shot shell, overlaid with random green web trailing, engraved S&W mark to the polished pontil, 13cm high, with production flaws to the body. NB - This range was a collaborative effort with designer Frederick Carder, who later developed a range of iridescent and foil-cased glass at Steuben in America. The technique was difficult to perfect at the Stourbridge factory, making the production short lived and the pieces quite scarce.
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