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Decanter and Stopper

1932-1938 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Decanter, wheel-cut glass, designed by Keith Murray for Stevens & Williams Glassworks, Brierley Hill, 1932-38

Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.

  • Decanter Body
  • Decanter Stopper
Materials and techniques
Glass, wheel-cut
Brief description
Decanter, wheel-cut glass, designed by Keith Murray for Stevens & Williams Glassworks, Brierley Hill, 1932-38
Dimensions
  • Height: 27cm
Style
Marks and inscriptions
Keith Murray S W Brierley' with a fleur-de-lis (Maker's mark, acid-etched)
Gallery label
(18/06/2009)
Decanter , wheel-cut Britain (Brierley Hill), 1932-38 designed by Keith Murray, for Stevens & Williams Glassworks (Circ.295 &A-1939) .
Production
Keith Day Pearce Murray (1891-1981) a New Zealander, trained as an architect. During the 1930s when architectural commissions were scarce he made designs for Stevens & williams glass (from 1932), Wedgwood ceramics (from 1932-3) and Mappin & Webb silver (from 1934).
Bibliographic references
  • Opie, Jennifer Hawkins and Marianne Hollis. Thirties : British art and design before the war / an exhibition organised by the Arts Council in collaboration with the Victoria & Albert Museum. London : Arts Council, 1979.
  • Hawkins, J. The Thirties. [Circulation leaflet]. 1975.
  • Taylor, Diane. [Various publications].
Collection
Accession number
CIRC.295&A-1939

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Record createdJune 18, 2009
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