Topic: A Leaf-shaped bowl with distinctive veins - ID = Bagley

[Jay]

New year's greetings to all from chilly Holland!

Hope somebody can help with the identification of this unusual bowl, which has evaded my radar so far ;-)

[Lustrousstone]

Bagley, will find out more details at home. Made in dessert-type sets of large and small, can't tell which size yours is, in all the usual Bagley colours, including uranium and non-uranium green. There also are creamers and sugars

[Jay]

Oh great!
Thanks you, oh lustrous one ;-)

[David E]

Cocktail Time is the pattern name (sorry to steal your thunder, Christine!) Shown in 'Bagley Glass' in a presentation case.

[Anne]

David, isn't Cocktail Time the divided leaf dish with the wee handle at the end? Jay's one is slightly different and is shown as Leaf pattern fruit set (Bagley Glass, p98,)

[Source: Bagley Glass, Angela Bowey, Derek and Betty Parsons, pub 2004, ISBN 0-473-09836-9]

[David E]

This has me confused: the same dish is shown on p71 as a 'Cocktail Time' Leaf Dish. This seems to suggest that Cocktail Time was a range and Leaf was the pattern...? 

[Jay]

Well in this case there's a large bowl and five small desert bowls.
We'll be looking for a Bagley collector to re-home them with, since they don't fit into our collection.

[Lustrousstone]

Cocktail seems to have been a range of dishes in various patterns. There is also a Leaf cucumber (3055), described as being part of the Leaf tableware range