On offer is a charming Victorian antique peachblow (peachbloom) glass biscuit barrel, attributed to Thomas Webb, featuring a glowing red-to-rose gradient, delicate gilded floral decoration, and original silver-plated lid and handle.

This small-format barrel — likely intended for bonbons or dainty treats — exudes romantic period charm, combining artistry and function in one exquisitely balanced piece.

📌 Key Features:

✅ Attributed to Thomas Webb & Sons, c. late 19th to early 20th century

✅ Peachblow gradient glass – deep cranberry red fading to blush pink

✅ Hand-gilded floral design – delicate and softly worn with age

✅ Original silver-plated lid and ornate swing handle – untouched patina

✅ Unsigned, as often found in period Webb glass

✅ Condition: Very good – no chips or cracks; silver plate unpolished by choice

📐 Measurements:

Height: 4 inches (excluding handle)

Diameter: Approx. 4 inches

💡 Styling Tip:
Use as a bonbonnière, jewelry pot, or as part of a Victorian vanity or tea table display. Its soft pink tones and golden accents pair beautifully with lace, china, and soft florals.

🎁 Perfect For:
✔️ Lovers of antique glass and Victorian design
✔️ Collectors of Webb, peachblow, or English art glass
✔️ Romantic vintage home decorators
✔️ Thoughtful heirloom-style gifting

🔍 Provenance / Maker Notes:
Peachblow glass, popular in the late 1800s, was prized for its subtle gradient and delicate finish — a response to Chinese porcelain aesthetics. Thomas Webb was a leading English glassmaker known for their finely blown, richly colored, and often gilded decorative ware. This unsigned piece fits squarely within that tradition.

📦 Shipping & International Buyers:
Tracked and insured global shipping is available. All charges are shown at checkout — no surprises.

This piece is more than a jar — it’s a sweet echo of Victorian elegance, ready to enchant anew.

📌 Don’t miss the chance to own this collector-worthy example of peachblow artistry — dainty, decorative, and delightfully rare.