Topic: Amber glass horn. But by who please?

[jazimmons]

G'day to you all.  I expect that we have all been busy during the weekend at fairs and the likes!
Picked up this little Baby myself, but despite its molded Rd number to its base, I am lost as to who may have produced it and when?
The formation of its "faux pincered" top and base may be the give-away, but as yet cannot find it upon other items.

Rd 00208.  Amber flint glass and standing 6" at its highest with a base size of 5" in total length.

One of a pair perhaps?   :thup:You guys are so good this and so I live in hope that you can shed some light.  Thank you.  :thup:

cc.  ANNE & CHOPIN-LISZT . . . I hope I am more successful with my photo this time 

[Lustrousstone]

Seems likely that you're missing the first digit off the registration number

[jazimmons]

Cheers for that Lus . . .  My eyes are going to get me into trouble one of these days! Just had a further look (with my glasses on!)  the Rd. number DOES read Rd 100208.    Thank you again. Jazz

[Anne]

Rd. No. 100208 registered 14 May 1888 by J. Stembridge & Co., Holborn, Importers :thup:

[Source: "The Identification of English Pressed Glass" Jenny Thompson]

[jazimmons]

 :chky:  WOW, how do you do it Anne?  You should get involved with glass more often! hee hee hee  Thank you, so very much. Jazz

[agincourt17]

Links to more J. Stembridge design registrations at
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,11479.msg301324.html#msg301324
and
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,51989.msg301411.html#msg301411

Fred.

[mhgcgolfclub]

2 pictures in opalescent.

Roy

[agincourt17]

Thank you for showing this, Roy.

Nice quality photos (as usual), and the opalescence highlights the details well, especially the little 'thorns' on the horn's side.

Fred