A set of three satin glass vases in varying sizes, crafted in softly blended tones ranging from blush pink to ivory and pale yellow. Made by Thomas Webb & Sons, England, circa 1880–1900. The glass treatment—known as Peachblow or Burmese glass—creates a velvety matte finish, characteristic of this maker’s Victorian-era production.

Each vase has a distinct shape: one with a rounded body and elongated neck, another with a bulbous base and ruffled, flower-like rim, and a smaller one with gently curved lines and an asymmetrical opening reminiscent of a calla lily. The pieces retain their original color and are in excellent condition.

Today, this type of glass is prized for its sculptural quality and its quiet yet luminous presence in contemporary interiors or curated antique glass collections.

Dimensions:

Left: 12.3 inches x 8 inches x 5 inches

Middle: 3.5 inches x 4.5 inches x 3 inches

Right: 9.5 inches x 8.5 inches x 1 inches