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Clutha glass

Scope note

A type of glass characterized by its mainly greenish, turquoise, yellow, brown-green, or smoky black color accented by air bubbles, streaks of pink and white, and speckles of aventurine; made by James Couper & Sons, Glasgow.

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Term type

AAT
Object category

Getty AAT term number

3000206370

Broader Terms used

<glass by technique>

Term used for

glass, Clutha

Created

13yrs ago

Connected records

Vase

Maker(s)

Designer: Dresser, Christopher
Glassworks: James Couper & Sons (Uncertain)
Glassworks: Thomas Webb & Sons (Uncertain)

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