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25 MARCH 1847
Design Number
42296
Lozenge
Description
None
This is a pressed cruet. It has a stopper with circular studs. The body is octagonal with a diagonal criss-cross pattern.
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17 JUNE 1847
Design Number
43655
Lozenge
Description
None
This is a bottle or decanter. It has a hexagonal stopper. The body, which is horizontally ridged, widens towards the bottom. The base is a little thicker with a pattern of diagonal crosses.
30 JUNE 1847
Design Number
43850
Lozenge
Description
None
A salt cellar, possibly circular, with an outer edge of vertical half-oval and triangular sections.
5 NOVEMBER 1847
Design Number
46788
Lozenge
Description
None
An octagonal decanter with the same pattern to the body as 42296, but with a more ornate stopper.
5 NOVEMBER 1847
Design Number
46789
Lozenge
(as 46788)
Description
Match box
With horizontal ridging and a crenellated top, this looks a little like a rook from a chess set.
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27 NOVEMBER 1847
Design Number
47334
Lozenge
Description
None
A dish of rounded rectangular shape. The centre has a 4x2 grid of squares containing diagonal crosses. There is a further wavy pattern around the edge of the dish.
11 FEBRUARY 1848
Design Number
49779
Lozenge
Description
None
A sugar basin. There are a number of vertical layers which alternate - half are plain and are topped with a triangular point, the other half contain a grid of 4x2 squares and are topped with a half-oval.
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