Cup
A small cup made of opaque turquoise coloured glass. It has a gilded handle and upper body.
Cut Glass Seal
It is thought that this cut glass stamp seal belonged to a Russian Prince. One side is engraved: 'G.S' and the other has a coat of arms.
Davy Lamp used by Coal Miners
This coal miner's Davy lamp was made in Leeds. It is made of metal with glass surrounding the flame. There is a corrugated metal cylinder above and a hook at the top. The Davy lamp was invented by Sir ...
Davy Lamp used by Coal Miners
The top half of a miner's Davy lamp with a brass base and fixings. The lamp has a thick glass surround for the flame and a fine metal mesh cylinder. There is a hook on the top of the lamp.
Decanter
This glass decanter is from the Copps Royal Hotel in Leamington Spa. The first Copps Royal Hotel was opened by Michael Copps on High Street in 1814. It was demolished in 1847 to make way for the railway ...
Decanter
A William IV mallet shaped decanter. It is made of dark green glass and has an elongated globular base with a long narrow neck, c.1750-1770.
Decanter
A Bohemian glass ornamental decanter. It is made of ornate red glass with painted gold decoration and has a bull's-eye stopper.
Dish
A small square dish made of opaque turquoise coloured glass. It has gilded decoration to the sides and a gilded floral decoration at the base.
Dish
A small circular dish with a lid. It is made from green glass with gilt floral decoration.
Dr Forbes Thermometer
Dr Forbes Specificatin mercury bath thermometer. The thermometer is made of glass and is housed in a wooden case which has a hole at the top, possibly for suspension. The degrees in Farenheit are printed ...
Dram Glass
Small drinking glass with a trumpet-shaped bowl and an air twist stem on a folded foot, c.1750.
Drinking Glass
Drinking glass from Brierley Hill, c.1963. It has a trumpet-shaped bowl. The bowl is decorated with cuttings of elipses and a fronded leaf pattern. The stem is five-sided.
Drinking Glass
Drinking glass, c.1750. The glass has a bucket-shaped bowl on a three-knopped air twist stem. The foot is plain.
Drinking Glass
Drinking glass, c.1760, with a trumpet-shaped bowl. The stem contains an opaque twist and the foot is plain.
Drinking Glass
A tall drinking glass, c.1750. The bowl is straight sided with fluted and honeycomb decoration. The stem contains a thick incised twist and the foot is plain.
Drinking Glass
Drinking glass, c.1745-1750, with a straight-sided bowl. The stem contains an opaque twist. The foot is folded.
Drinking Glass
Drinking glass, c.1725-1750 The glass has a Waister bell bowl with solid base. The bowl is engraved with a vine and is set on an anulated knop (five rings). The heavy baluster stem has a short knop and ...
Drinking Glass
Drinking glass, c.1730. It has a bell shaped bowl on a knopped baluster stem. The upper knop of the stem contains tears. The foot is domed.