Topic: R/Brierley 'STUDIO' atomisers.

[Paul S.]

the darker of the two is possible one of the more common surface finishes  -  the other not so - both are marked.             If Keith would like these pix, or better ones, for his magnum opus on this factory, let me know  

[keith]

This picture would be fine, have seen the shapes before but the one on the right, 'snowflake' I call the pattern, is usually on clear glass not 'brown' interesting  thanks Paul for the image. 

[Paul S.]

you could be right Keith, and this snowflake example may also be clear glass  -  the 'brown' appearance might just be caused by the dried contents having caused some discolouration.............    I'll try cleaning and let you know.

[keith]

  ok, I've given up on thinking I've seen all the shapes and colours so I'm hoping in one way it's new and also that it's not as it means there are even more for me to find !

[Anne]

You have a pic of mine in your collection already I think, Keith? It's lost its appendage though... attaching pics again just in case you don't have.

[keith]

Thanks Anne, yes I still have the image 

[Paul S.]

o.k.  -  here then is the Mk. II 'Snowflake'  -  now modelling in it's clear (correct) livery, as suggested by Keith..........   amazing what a bit of bleach can do.
Apologies for the confusion folks.

[chopin-liszt]

And clearly demonstrating that my suspicious inclinations towards "browns" are justified by far more than having endured the '80s.

[keith]

Thanks Paul a standard 'round' according to the catalogue, atomizer