Burtles Tate: 1870-1884
24 FEBRUARY 1870
Design Number
239136
Lozenge
Description
Design for ornamenting glass
A repeating pattern of vertical columns with oval and pointed tops
Image
Pattern also used on general tableware
Thanks to Roy for the photo
3 OCTOBER 1871
Design Number
256336
Lozenge
Description
Chimney piece ornament
A right hand on a stand
23 APRIL 1872
Design Number
262193
Lozenge
Description
Ornamental glass
An elaborate pattern applied underneath the rim of a partially shown object
17 JUNE 1880
Design Number
351062
Lozenge
Description
None
A strange two piece apparatus that looks like a mix of chemistry equipment and a light shade. Imagine a filter inserted into the top of a conical flask. Both filter and flask are ruffled and coloured at the top end. The filter is the size and shape of a light shade. Best guess - some type of flower holder with water in the bottom flask.
12 JUNE 1883
Design Number
399313
Lozenge
Description
None
Two pieces - a bottom plate on which rests a flower vase. The vase narrows to a point about a third up, then widens again.
14 MARCH 1884
Design Number
3613
Description
None
The design is shown from the side and above. The overhead view is of five circles - one in the centre and the other four surrounding it at 45 / 135 / 225 / 315 degrees from the very centre. From the side the design looks like a small flower pot. I will take a guess at this being an early design for a flower frog.
14 MARCH 1884
Design Number
3614
Description
None
Again shown from the side and above, this is similar in scale to 3613. The overhead view shows a single circle in the centre with three ruffle or fan shapes at 0 / 120 / 240 degrees from the centre. I will have to guess this is some type of flower holder.