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Tony H:
Hi Guys
Thank you all for looking, I agree wih you Glen about Imerial  Carnival Glass paterns, I even took a look at Dave Doty's web site, but the windmill is not the same.

Chris.
 I am surprised to find it is and old piece, I had thought it may have been from when Davidson tried to revive slag glass in 1964, I had a look at your web page for glass after WWII and saw the Chippendale jug, I had an idea that maybe an old mould was used,the patern has a lot of detail with trees a small house and a bridge, as well as the windmill and church.

Tony H in NZ

Sid:
Tony:

Your pictures are terrible, can you send me the mug for a closer look?  :lol:

Seriously, great pictures of a wonderful little mug!  Pattern Glass Mugs by Mordock and Adams shows a similar mug on page 52 in amethyst.  They state it is known in clear, amber and blue.  I say similar because the rim of your mug appears different.  Their example must not marked with the Davidson mark else they would have mentioned it in the text.

Sid

ChrisStewart:
Hi Tony,

It could be one of the old styles remade in 1964 in slag glass, there is no real way of telling as there are no known catalogues of the 1964 Marble glass.

Regards

Chris

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