Topic: Any information would be appreciated - ID = Sowerby "Primrose" flower centre

[Lustrousstone]

If your husband could find the number to go with the Regd No, we may be laughing. Get the magnifying glass out 

[Tinker-Taylor]

The reg Number is key!!!!!!!   

[paddles]

regd No 813115.

[bungie60]

Regd No 813115 Sowerby & Co 19-Jun-1936 see hear
 http://www.great-glass.co.uk/glass%20notes/regnos10.htm . Nice piece display it use it and get enjoyment from it. That's what it was made for and every time you look at it remember your dear old Nana that's what i say. Yours Mark

[Anne]

Confirmed as Sowerby, pictured in the 1936 Pottery Gazette advert on Glen Thistlewood's Sowerby's Ellison Glass Works Vol 2, George V to Elizabeth II, CD. Described in the Pottery Gazette article as the "Primrose" flower center - a combination of posy ring and flower [holder] centre.

[paddles]

thank you all for your help. It is now sitting in the middle of the dining room table with flowers arranged! :thup:

[Lustrousstone]

I had an inkling it could be Sowerby from the flower block but needed to see it's underside to compare with mine. Would you humour me please and post a picture when you've taken the flowers out. I'm working on a theory about another item

[pamela]

...and a picture of this beauty with flowers arranged, PLEASE  :ghug:

[sph@ngw]

Definatly Sowerby Ellison Glass Works. We have one in our Museum! (The Museum of 20th British Domestic Glass 1900-2000). www.nazeing-glass.com/museum

[paddles]

The back... for what it looks likeLOL
Sorry it took me a little while, the camera is playing up. if you need a different shot? let me know.
sorry I can't put a shot up with flowers atm, I had put some bromiliad flowers in, but they did not keep well. Oh well. When the kangaroo paw is in full flower I'll post a pic, but can you tell me, suggest  what sort of flowers would look best?