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ALL DESIGNS ON THIS PAGE BY
JAMES DERBYSHIRE & BROTHER, HULME
14 JUNE 1864
Design Number
175421
Lozenge
Description
None
This is a thin goblet with long vertical cuts on the bottom two thirds of the glass and a plain top.
This design has also been seen on a frosted bowl bearing the same registration number.
Image
(photo by Paul Budd)
2 NOVEMBER 1864
Design Number
180699
Lozenge
Description
Butter cooler
This rather amateur drawing shows a butter consisting of three pieces - plate, lid, and body. Each piece has a large Greek Key design on it.
10 DECEMBER 1864
Design Number
182248
Lozenge
Description
Pressed basin moons
A wide bowl with horizontal and vertical patterns. The horizontal pattern - 3 lines repeatedly crossing - was also used by Molineaux & Webb on quite a few of their non-pressed glass pieces.
16 MAY 1865
Design Number
186847
Lozenge
Description
Celery stand
A large celery with dominant Greek Key pattern around the body. This design was registered just two weeks after Molineaux & Webb issued a large Greek Key celery.
Image
15 AUGUST 1865
Design Number
189066
Lozenge
Description
Gas moon
This bowl has a large Greek Key pattern around the body and looks like it goes together with the celery above.
25 AUGUST 1865
Design Number
189321
Lozenge
Description
Glass goblet
A goblet with vertical cuts on the bottom half of the glass, and a plain top. Not much different to 175421.
12 SEPTEMBER 1865
Design Number
189705
Lozenge
Description
Glass goblet
Odd-looking tumbler. The bottom half of the glass has some vertical deep cuts. The rest of the glass is plain. The glass widens at the mid-body and shrinks back again at the top.
14 DECEMBER 1865
Design Number
193419
Lozenge
Description
Plain barrel shape tumbler
Similar in shape to 189705 above but there is no decoration at all on this one.
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