Percival Vickers: 1868-1869

6 MARCH 1868

Design Number

217727

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Description

Decorations of pressed glass

This is a repeating leaf pattern.

This leaf pattern was used on one of Percival Vickers' big pressed glass tableware sets - the Vienna Set - available in frosted or plain. It came in 15 pieces. There were two celery vases (one shown in photo below), 2 comports, 4 basins, 2 basins with cover, 2 cream jugs, 2 honeys with cover, and a butter cooler. In some cases the leaf pattern was stretched considerably to fit the object

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Frosted celery

Pattern also used on a plain basin

(photo by Rob Young)

Butter dish

(photo by eBay user cleanglassdreams)

19 SEPTEMBER 1868

Design Number

221795

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Description

None

A goblet with two rows of horizontal circular facets on the body of the glass. The body is rounded.

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(photo by Rob Young)

23 OCTOBER 1868

Design Number

223322

Lozenge

Description

None

As 221795 except the body is straight and widens towards the top of the glass

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(photo by Rob Young)

14 DECEMBER 1868

Design Number

225440

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Description

Ornamental design

This is a beer pint jug or tankard with handle.

21 DECEMBER 1868

Design Number

225673

Lozenge

Description

None

A celery vase with a frilled top. The body is cut imitation with a diamond pattern.

This pattern was used on one of Percival Vickers' big pressed glass tableware sets - the Colonial Set. It came in 16 pieces. There were two celery vases (one shown in photo below), an oval and round dish each available in sizes from 5 to 11 inches, a comport, 2 cream jugs, 2 basins, a centre celery and stand, a centre and trifle stand, a centre and basin stand, a butter and cover, 2 honeys and covers, and a biscuit jar with cover and plate.

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(photo by Rob Young)

26 APRIL 1869

Design Number

228889

Lozenge

Description

None

A small pot or barrel with the same pattern as 225673

This registered design has also been spotted on eBay as an 8 inch plate in uranium glass!

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(photo by Rob Young)

Example with surviving under plate

Photos sent in by Fred Cooper

16 OCTOBER 1869

Design Number

234517

Lozenge

Description

None

A goblet with a rounded body and the same pattern as 225673 and 228889

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Photos sent in by Fred Cooper

6 NOVEMBER 1869

Design Number

235821

Lozenge

Description

None

A very plain tumbler with vertical cuts on the bottom half.

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(photo supplied by Fred Cooper)

23 DECEMBER 1869

Design Number

237550

Lozenge

Description

None

Another tumbler, similar to 235821 but is a little larger and has a star base. The vertical cuts on the bottom half of the glass are more uniform than 235821.

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