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Royal Brierley is the name used by the noted English glass makers Stevens & Williams Ltd and now by Dartington Crystal Ltd. Although Royal Brierley can
claim to have been in existence for several hundred years, their range and popularity rose during the mid 19th Century onwards. Alongside cut and engraved
clear crystal ware, the firm began producing fine coloured glass from about 1880 onwards. Realising that the glass market was changing, the firm employed
New Zealand Architect Keith Murray in 1932 who would modernise their designs and bring the Royal Brierley name back to the fore. Today the br... See more
claim to have been in existence for several hundred years, their range and popularity rose during the mid 19th Century onwards. Alongside cut and engraved
clear crystal ware, the firm began producing fine coloured glass from about 1880 onwards. Realising that the glass market was changing, the firm employed
New Zealand Architect Keith Murray in 1932 who would modernise their designs and bring the Royal Brierley name back to the fore. Today the br... See more
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