Antique Victorian Threaded Glass Dessert / Finger Bowls – Attributed to Stevens & Williams (Stourbridge) – c. 1880-1900 An exquisite set of antique Victorian art glass dessert / finger bowls, dating from the late 19th century (circa 1880–1900). These stunning pieces are a magnificent example of British art glass craftsmanship, heavily attributed to the renowned Stourbridge glassmakers, Stevens & Williams or Thomas Webb & Sons. Key Features & Craftsmanship: • Technique: Hand-blown featuring fine, continuous external glass threading wrapped around the body. • Rim & Shape: Elegantly styled with a dramatic, tightly crimped (pleated/ruffled) wavy rim. • Colorway: A beautiful, delicate color transition showing a soft cranberry-pink upper rim gently fading into an amber/yellowish base. • Base: The underside features a definitive, masterfully ground and polished pontil mark, proving its authentic, high-quality handmade production and separating it from cheaper pressed glass imitations.