Paul Klee's eerie hand puppets come a few rooms later, amid designs for tapestries and glasswork.
The fantastic lighting and glasswork of the gin palace, like the glitter-balls and mirrors of some modern city bars, are nobody's idea of home.
The BVM's premises boast "lovely glasswork and a posh reception desk", says Bruce Hearn of the University of Leicester.
While their husbands push paper in London, they work on handblown glasswork or embroidery, selling their work in pop-up shops or online.Fast internet connections make all this easier.
The 1920s saw the development of a more conscious spirit of artistry in Italian glasswork.
Some artisans engage in sericulture, while others manufacture lac and glasswork, handloom products, brassware, stone carvings, cane and bamboo products, various woodworks, and pottery.
It was, however, engraved glasswork, chiefly that designed by Gate and Hald at Orrefors, on which the reputation of Swedish glass was established in the 1920s and particularly at the Paris International Exhibition of Decorative Arts in 1925.
The third of the individual artists at the 1878 exhibition and the best known of them was Émile Gallé of Nancy, who had been experimenting in glasswork since about 1867.
This is a used in painting, pottery, and glasswork, in which the artist lays down a preliminary surface, covers it with another, and then scratches the superficial layer in such a way that the pattern or shape that emerges is of the lower color.
The second was Eugène Rousseau, a commissioning dealer in ceramics who had turned to glasswork at the end of the 1860s and was at the height of his achievement in the years c. 1880.
But the pub itself cannot be turned into anything that isn't a pub, because it has Grade II-listed glasswork behind the bar.
