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The Dancing Girl

Object NameVase

Engraver George Woodall (English, 1850-1925)

Manufacturer Thomas Webb and Sons (f. 1837)

Made FromLead Glass

Dateabout 1885-1910

TechniqueBlown, Overlaid, Etched, Cameo Carved

SizeOverall H: 30.2 cm, Diam (max): 14.3 cm

Accession Number80.2.4

Credit LineGift of Dr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Rakow

Curatorial Area(s)

Modern

Exhibitions

Nineteenth Century English Cameo Glass from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Christian Revi

Place Made

England, Amblecote

Physical DescriptionTransparent brilliant blue and opaque white lead glasses; blown, cameo-carved. Tall, ovoid shape, with cylindrical neck; rounded shoulders, side tapering to a rounded base, on a sloping foot; white overlay on blue, cameo-carved; ornamental border on the rim of eight-petal flowers alternating with panels with concave sides, above a formal band of scrolls and foliage on the shoulder; figure of a woman holding the bunched hem of a flowing gown on the side, with palm and other plants growing naturalistically from the ground; incised signature "G. Woodall" in script below the palm plant; a speckled band below, with a border of inverted arches below that; a band of repeated maple (?) leaves at the foot; a border of repeated arcs within arcs, and stylized foliage around the foot; acid-etched mark on the underside of the foot; "THOMAS WEBB & SON" in an arc above "GEM / CAMEO"; printed paper label inscribed "COLLECTION OF DR. & MRS. LEONARD S. RAKOW" in a circle, with typed "CG-3" in the center.
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