On offer is an antique peachblow glass biscuit barrel attributed to Thomas Webb, dating to the late 19th or early 20th century. The piece is formed in rich peachblow glass with a soft red to blush pink gradient, decorated with delicate gilded floral motifs and fitted with its original silver plated lid and swing handle.

Peachblow glass became popular in Victorian England, inspired by Chinese porcelain glazes, and Thomas Webb of Stourbridge was one of the leading makers associated with this refined style. Webb glass is admired for its quality of colour, balance of form, and restrained decoration. This example is unsigned, which is common for period Webb wares, and displays fine craftsmanship with gentle age related wear to the gilding. A well preserved and decorative example of English peachblow glass with strong collector appeal.

Key Features
✅ Genuine peachblow glass with gilded floral decoration
✅ Attributed to Thomas Webb English glassmaker
✅ Victorian to Edwardian period design
✅ Original silver plated lid and swing handle
✅ Condition: Very good with no chips or cracks, light wear to gilding
✅ Height approximately 4 inches excluding handle
✅ Diameter approximately 4 inches

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