Topic: Ronald Stennett Willson- age & range pls? - ID = RSW 167 "Stonehenge"

[Elmwood]

Hi,

Could someone confirm whether this is a large glass or dessert bowl please? - It carries the Wedgewood Portland Vase mark, albeit unclear.
 
1. Was this the first stamp used after Wedgwood took over Kings Lynn?
2. Is this part of the "Canberra" range which was made at Lemington?

The only reference I can find regarding anything remotely like this item is in Andy Mcconnells 20th century glass book page 229. If anyone has the Wedgwood Glass book by Susan Tobin, could they please confirm whether RSW designs are documented in detail please and is this item in there ?

I am trying to acquire this book which I believe is currently out of print... ... unless of course there is a book in the pipeline......

A similar Ebay item link:- http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300366498468&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

All info and help always appreciated,

Thanks Sharron

[Elmwood]

MEASUREMENTS:-

120mm tall
92mm rim diameter
84mm foot diameter

[Martyn K]

Pattern No. RSW 167...range called 'Stonehenge'

Portland vase mark was the 1st used.

Info from Susan Tobin....the book has a pretty comprehensive appendix of patterns produced but not all are illustrated, these are on page 21.

PS. proportionally it looks most like the sundae bowl shown in the book, but dimensions aren't given.

[Elmwood]

Many thanks Martyn,

Much appreciated, have also managed to track down a copy of this book!

Sharron

[Lustrousstone]

Too late,. but I was going to say that Broadfield House has Tobin's book at £22

[Elmwood]

Thanks Christine,

I had the chance to flick through at the glass fayre y'day...... Decided to put Mr H's new book on the xmas list instead, had a very long flick through that one and what I need is all there..........

Sharron