Blue glass painted Jug, English Early 1900s

Blue glass painted Jug, English Early 1900s

Marsoni

M251S

$89.99

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Blue glass painted Jug, English Early 1900sBeautiful medium water jug of an ovoid shape, in blue blown glass with painted oak branch and acorns; antique English Edwardian early 1900s. Condition: Size: Length: 22 cm Height: 17 cm Style note although Edwardian period was short, lasting between 1901 and 1910, it oversaw two major styles Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau. Traditionally, most Edwardian items, including furniture and homewares, are elegant both in design and in decoration, well

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While the shelf looks nice, it didn't work as it should. I anchored and screwed in the black metal bracket pretty well, and it stays perpendicular to the wall and doesn't wiggle or wobble one bit. But as soon as I slide in the wooden shelf, the whole shelf wiggles and settles at an inclined angle. Putting in the two screws down on the shelf did nothing to help with the wobbliness. I may have to glue down certain big decoration in fear of it sliding down the shelf, though that may be a bit overcautious and exaggerating.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2025