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Glass from England |
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Davidson Cloud glass dish. If you're interested in pressed glass from the north of England, you should visit the Bennet&Bell page. |
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Bristol Stirrup cup, around 1800. A stirrup cup is a glass without a foot; it is unputdownable, a "one for the road" |
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Whitefriars vase |
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Vase in Ruby red with Whitefriar's label, made in the sixties. |
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Bristol novelty hat, pink glass cased in white dates from the early 19th century. |
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Finger bowl, optically blown with aventurine rim and clear lion prunts, English glass in the Venetian style, 1880-ies. Several manufacturers made Venetian style table glass, including Whitefriar's and Sowerby. |
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Bagley's Polkadot Jetique was in production from the thirties to the fifties. |
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Vase from the "Knobbly" range, designed by William Wilson and Harry Dyer for Whitefriar's, 1963 |
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