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A rare and whimsical pair of Victorian sulphide blown glass necklace holders, designed for vanity display during the 19th century. Each piece features a hand-blown clear glass stem and base, with a central orb encasing colorful sulphide inclusions in tones of pink, red, yellow, and multicolor. At the top, a delicate sculpted bird finial perches gracefully, completing the charming silhouette.
Sulphide blown glass was a beloved decorative technique of the era, admired for its jewel-like inclusions suspended in crystal-clear glass. These holders were both functional and ornamental, allowing Victorian women to drape necklaces and chains in elegant display.
Measurements
- Height: 9.5 – 10 inches
- Base Diameter: 3.5 inches
- Weight: 2.42 pounds (pair)
Condition
- Fair antique condition for their age.
- Both pieces have damage that has been repaired (chips and repairs visible, please see photos).
- Repairs are stable; pieces remain highly decorative and historically significant.
- Wear consistent with 19th-century glass of this type.
✨ A pair of rare Victorian sulphide blown glass treasures—though repaired, they remain richly whimsical and historically significant, carrying the magic of the 19th-century vanity into today’s eclectic home.
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