17 MARCH 1893
Design Number
209414
A cut glass imitation set with eleven pieces drawn. There is an oval dish, a circular dish, a circular dish with handle, cream jug, tumbler, bowl, plate and various minor items. The items have a pattern of three horizontal bands around the centre. The top of each piece is decorated with shell-like triangular shapes.
4 SEPTEMBER 1893
Design Number
217651
The first of five liquor holder registrations in the 1890s, this is a plain and functional barrel with a small circle drawn at the bottom, presumably for a tap attachment. These were most likely produced for the brewing trade. It's basically a big party beer keg!
14 OCTOBER 1893
Design Number
220471
A liquor holder in the shape of an urn without handles. It has a small circle at the bottom probably for a tap attachment. The urn has a thin wide base.
14 OCTOBER 1893
Design Number
220472
Another liquor holder, identical to 220471 except that the base is slightly different, being smaller and fatter.
14 OCTOBER 1893
Design Number
220473
Another liquor holder, identical to 220471 and 220472 except that it has no base, with the body of the holder sitting flat on a surface.