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14 FEBRUARY 1883
Design Number
394205
Lozenge
Description
Half pint tumbler
Tumbler with vertical ridging on the bottom half of the glass
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17 APRIL 1883
Design Number
397022
Lozenge
Description
None
This is a dish with the same octagon pattern as 390615. The differences on this dish are that the pattern covers more of the base, and the top edge is segmented.
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(photo by Rob Young)
Thanks to Roy for the photo
24 AUGUST 1883
Design Number
402690
Lozenge
Description
Tumbler
A tumbler with two types of alternating vertical ridging on the bottom third of the glass.
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2 NOVEMBER 1883
Design Number
406456
Lozenge
Description
Jelly glass
7 FEBRUARY 1884
Design Number
1415
Description
None
A tumbler with vertical ridging on the bottom half of the glass. The middle of the glass forms heart shapes. The design was signed by company secretary "J. Kidd" - perhaps linked to the nearby Thomas Kidd glass works.
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10 MAY 1884
Design Number
6658
Description
None
A circular dish with the same octagon pattern as 390615 and 397022
Image
(photo by Rob Young)
18 OCTOBER 1884
Design Number
15332
Description
None
A deep dish or bowl. The sides have the same octagon pattern as 390615 and 397022 and 6658. The bottom has a star shape.
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A rectangular version of the registered square piece
(photo by Rob Young)
10 DECEMBER 1884
Design Number
18749
Description
None
Looks like a railway carriage lamp as it is the same overall shape as those registered by Molineaux & Webb in the 1870s. It is very plain with a couple of arch shapes towards the top of the lamp. It was probably an oil pot, as that was the main form of train lighting at the time.
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