On offer is a striking Whitefriars “sparrow beak” jug, dating to the mid-20th century and hand-blown in a vivid cased blue glass with a clear applied handle. This sculptural piece is a perfect example of British modernist glassmaking, distinguished by its flowing form, balanced proportions, and vibrant color saturation.

Elegant yet functional, it makes a brilliant addition to both curated collections and design-forward interiors. Whether used as a tabletop centerpiece or as a stand-alone art object, it brings a pop of joyful color and midcentury charm.

📌 Key Features:
✅ Authentic Whitefriars art glass – likely Geoffrey Baxter era
✅ Signature “sparrow beak” lip – elegant and purposeful
✅ Gorgeous cased blue color – bright, saturated, and eye-catching
✅ Clear applied handle – beautifully curved with refined simplicity
✅ Ground and polished pontil – hallmarks of studio craftsmanship
✅ Condition: Excellent vintage with no chips or cracks
✅ Smooth form with clean lines – a joy to hold and display

💡 Styling Tip:
Pair this jug with bold ceramics, stacked art books, or soft florals to create a vibrant vignette. It shines as part of a midcentury or coastal-inspired aesthetic, especially when placed near natural light to enhance its glowing blue hue.

🎁 Perfect For:
✔️ Collectors of Whitefriars and British studio glass
✔️ Lovers of midcentury and modernist decor
✔️ Gift-givers seeking a one-of-a-kind vintage statement
✔️ Interior stylists curating colorful, sculptural accents

🔍 Provenance / Maker Notes:
Whitefriars Glass, one of the most revered names in 20th-century British glassmaking, was known for its bold colors, clean lines, and innovative forms. This jug, with its sparrow-beak spout and cased construction, is a classic example of the studio’s midcentury design ethos. The polished pontil on the base is typical of their hand-finished pieces.

📦 Shipping & International Buyers:
We ship worldwide with tracked and insured options. Shipping costs vary by destination — but the final amount will always be shown at checkout. No surprises.

This piece is more than just functional — it’s sculptural, joyful, and steeped in design history. A rare find in this condition, and a standout for any collector or home.

📌 Don’t miss your chance to own this dazzling slice of British glassmaking.

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