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Author Topic: Glass Jelly Moulds - British Made - Who, What, Where, When?  (Read 16235 times)

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Re: Glass Jelly Moulds - British Made - Who, What, Where, When?
« Reply #40 on: October 02, 2017, 01:17:24 PM »
Thanks, that's one of the two that could be by Chance (see Chance Additions, p.39). My only concern is the mark: MADE (not MAKE) appears to be preferred by Chance.
I'd like to correct myself here as Chance appears to have used both MADE and MAKE.

W. A. Bailey - According to GracesGuide.co.uk:
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1919 William Asbury Bailey established the Rockware Glass Syndicate Ltd to manufacture glass containers at a factory established for the purpose in Greenford in 1920

The only Greenford I can find is a suburb of London, but plants appear to be mainly situated in the north of England: https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Rockware_Glass
David
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