Clyne Farquharson for John Walsh Vase 1939

A distinctive, collectible Art Deco crystal vase featuring the "Albany" pattern, designed by Clyne Farquharson for the British glassworks John Walsh Walsh in 1939. Clyne Farquharson (his works created for the John Walsh Walsh manufactory in Birmingham during the 1930s and 1940s rank among the most original and highly regarded examples of British art glass from that era). Pattern (Albany): Characterized by deep cuts in the shape of shuttles or leaves (so-called *navette* cuts) combined with intricately engraved, intersecting wavy lines. Hand-engraved signature of the artist (full name: William Clyne Farquharson, 1906–1978). NRD: Abbreviation for the National Register of Industrial Art Designers. Farquharson was listed in the register in 1936, and this mark subsequently appeared regularly on his work. 39: Indicates the year of production—1939. Pieces designed by Farquharson for John Walsh Walsh were dated directly on the glass. The vase is held in the collection of a British museum (see one of the final photos). These vases sell at auction for over £300 (see the final photo). Thank you for your attention. Please see my other items. Payment via Revolut, PayPal, or bank transfer. You are welcome to collect it in person. Contact only via message on the official website. Shipping to any indicated address