Blue Opaline Glass Vase Attributed to Mary Gregory | Child Blowing Bubbles | Late 19th – Early 20th Century

Charming turquoise-blue opaline glass vase attributed to Mary Gregory, depicting a Victorian-era child blowing soap bubbles. The delicate white enamel decoration, hand-painted, reflects the poetic and nostalgic charm typical of the artist’s work.

About Mary Gregory:
Mary Gregory was an American artist known for her enamel-painted glasswork. From 1880 to 1890, she worked with her sister at the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company. Her distinctive style features Victorian children in natural settings, often dressed in sailor suits or crinolines.

Details:

• Period: Late 19th – Early 20th Century
• Signature: Unsigned
• Material: Blue opaline glass
• Quantity: 1 vase
• Dimensions: Height 17.5 cm, Diameter 6 cm
• Condition: Very good overall condition. Please refer to the photos for more details.

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