Roy, you are entirely welcome!
now, on to Bernard C: There was an open salt collector in England by the name of Linda Kelsey, who passed away from cancer about a year or so ago. She was known to be very informative about english glass salts and english glass in general and lived in the Dudley/Stourbridge region of UK. she provided this info that I ran in the July 2004 GLOWING REPORT. You might know of Ronald Beck (I have not had the acquaintance yet). Anyway, this is what was written: Linda Kelsey wants to set the record straight! Ever since Bill Edwards' book (Ency. of Opalescent Glass) came out, people have been calling this pattern WAVES, because Edwards decided to name a piece that already had a name. Kelsey, who lives in the Dudley/Stourbridge region of England, was informed by Ronald Beck (a collector of Walsh Walsh/Powell/Whitefriars) that the real pattern name is MINSTER KEY. It was made by John Walsh Walsh and is s highly desirable pattern. The article then shows a picture contributed by Linda, showing the water pitcher. If anyone can shed light on this, please chime in.
Dave Peterson