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Broxbourne, Herts, supplied the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery Shop with a range of some twenty glass shapes, all based on 18th century inspired designs, from 1975 until 1990. Bristol-based glass makers James Adlington and Peter Sinclair held their Hot Glass exhibition in 1988 at Hand Made Glass, Bristol, which led to a revival of Bristol's hand blown glass industry, and to the creation of a company that has spawned the careers of many other studio glassmakers in the southwest of England. Today, Bristol Blue Glass is produced by The Original Bristol Blue Glass Ltd in
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were the most famous makers of Bristol blue glass in the 1780s. Lazarus Jacobs was a Jewish immigrant to Bristol from Frankfurt am Main, Germany. In 1774, at the age of seventeen, Isaac joined his father's glass cutting firm at 108 Temple Street, Bristol, and launched Bristol Blue glass as a national
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Around 1970 Thomas Webb & Sons of Stourbridge made a range of about ten Bristol blue glass shapes, but had to stop as they found cobalt dust was contaminating their lead crystal. At the request of John Stott, the managing director of Thomas Webb (who closed down in 1990), Nazeing Glass of
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brand, using the cobalt oxide Cookworthy imported. Isaac was responsible for the great growth of the company, and the expansion of its goods. Their company held a royal warrant and made glass for the aristocrats of Europe. Bristol’s glass makers were invited to demonstrate their skills at the
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of Bristol began to sell Bristol Cream sherry in bottles made from Bristol blue, after a period of over 100 years during which blue bottles had been associated with the sale of dangerous or poisonous liquids.
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to give the blue glaze decoration on the white porcelain and obtained exclusive import rights to all the cobalt oxide from the Royal Saxon Cobalt Works in
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Madge Dresser, ‘Jacobs, Isaac (1757/8–1835)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004; online edn, Jan 2008
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During the late 18th century Richard Champion, a Bristol merchant and potter, making
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Bristol Blue glassware. The goblet in the centre is 11 inches (28 cm) high.
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Weeden, C. (December 1990). "William Cookworthy and Bristol blue glass".
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Banks, M; N. Elphinstone; E.T. Hall (1963). "Bristol Blue Glass".
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Distinctive type of coloured glass made in Bristol, England
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Bristol blue glass heron. Beak being pulled into place
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to lead crystal, giving the glass its ruby red tones.
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A stage in the manufacture of a Bristol blue ship’s
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Bristol
England
Bristol porcelain
William Cookworthy
cobalt oxide
Saxony
Isaac Jacobs
Great Exhibition of 1851
Queen Victoria
Prince Albert
cranberry glass
gold
Brislington
John Harvey & Sons
Bristol blue glass heron body
Bristol blue glass heron base
Bristol blue glass heron. Beak being pulled into place
A stage in the manufacture of a Bristol blue ship’s decanter
decanter
cobalt oxide
blue
lead oxide
Cobalt glass
Glassblowing
"Bristol Blue Glass"
the original
"History of Bristol Blue Glass"
the original
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