On offer is a pair of Victorian pressed glass boat dishes produced by Edward Bolton, commonly known as the Grace Darling pattern. These elongated dishes are moulded in clear pressed glass with an all over diamond and hobnail style texture, formed as stylised lifeboats, a design closely associated with Victorian novelty tableware.

Edward Bolton was an English glass manufacturer active in the mid to late 19th century, noted for high quality pressed glass wares supplied to both domestic and export markets. The Grace Darling boat dishes were inspired by the Victorian fascination with maritime themes and heroic figures, reflecting both decorative taste and skilled industrial glass production of the period. Each dish measures approximately 11 inches long and both are in good condition with no damage noted.

A fine example of Victorian pressed glass that brings character and authenticity to any interior.

Key Features

• Genuine Victorian pressed glass boat dishes

• Grace Darling pattern with textured moulded detail

• Made by Edward Bolton England

• Condition good

• Approximate length 11 inches

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