This firm has its origins in the Edinburgh and Leith Flint Glass company, founded in the late 1860s. It merged with Thomas Webb in 1921, but continued to produce its own glass. The Edinburgh company was re-named Edinburgh Crystal in 1955. It and Thomas Webb became part of Dema in 1964, which in turn was taken over by Coloroll in 1987. Coloroll went into receivership and there was a Webb management buy-out in 1990. All production moved to Edinburgh. By 2004 the firm obtained Selkirk Glass and Caithness Glass. Edinburgh went into receivership in 2006 and the name was bought by Wedgwood Waterford, which itself succumbed to receivership three years later.
Characteristics of Edinburgh
Diamond shapes, swags, small fans and strong sword-like uprights are common. Engraving on the more expensive ranges. Thistle shapes in glass and design.
Isla
Celebration
Flute
Price: Not Available
Below are examples of our stock. Click here for a full list of patterns available.
Appin
Tumbler
Height: 75mm
Price: Not available
Glenshee
Flute
Height: 163mm
Price: Not available
Highland
Tumbler
Height: 85mm
Price: £20
Iona
Wine
Height: 145mm
Price: Not available
Lomond
Wine
Height: 155mm
Price: £20
Montrose
Brandy
Height: 125mm
Price: £20
Ness
Wine
Height: 170mm
Price: £20
Royal Scot
Wine
Height: 130mm
Price: £25
Silhouette
Wine
Height: 197mm
Price: Not available
Skibo
Tumbler
Height: 85mm
Price: £20
Tain
Flute
Height: 215mm
Price: £25
Thistle
Tumbler
Height: 80mm
Price: Not available