Paul et al — See two early topics:3 ID's : Walsh Walsh Pompeian (http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,167.0.html)Bubbled glass & trailed glass for ID please (http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,1072.0.html)Grateful thanks to Anne (I think) for a valiant attempt to save what she could from posts missing their images.
My apologies for an element of sloppiness in what I wrote. For example I noted Walsh marks using lower case, when they are all upper case, now a punishment mat offence. ;D
For some time I've known that Walsh regarded the Pompeian and Iridescent range patterns as interchangeable. It may be that all coloured patterns were regarded as interchangeable, including Primrose and the one example of "Butterfly Blue". This mirrors the way Walsh used the cut patterns, as I've seen several examples of blanks cut with different patterns to the one shown. My signature range "Rainsford" atomiser is a particularly noteworthy example.
Finally, please pencil the caption correction noted into your copy of Reynolds.
Bernard C. 8)