Topic: Flint Glass Bowl English?

[lychap]

Flint glass sugar (I presume) 4 1/4" high with rim diameter of 6", the glass is quite thick approx 1/4" and weighs 800gms.
Pressed glass  with double bullseye with triple arch and fans and with sawtooth rim.
Underneath has a number, very faint and uneven 3087 I think but doesn't say RD or REG No.
Not sure if this is English or not?
Hoping someone recognizes the pattern 

[flying free]

Hello and welcome to the board
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[lychap]

I did have problems uploading direct, I just couldn't get the files small enough   

[flying free]

I thought you might have done
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[lychap]

I'm trying the shrink pictures, fingers crossed 

[flying free]

Super thanks so much for persisting.
Hopefully someone will be along very shortly who will be able to help id for you.
m

[lychap]

Anyone got a suggestion 

[neilh]

If you have a look at this link you will see pattern 390 is in the same ballpark as your image

https://sites.google.com/site/molwebbhistory/Home/registered-designs/molineaux-webb-unregistered-pressed-glass/sugars_creamers

On the assumption that your piece is heavy, and therefore likely to be early pressed glass, I would go for late 1840s to 1850s design from an unidentified factory.

[lychap]

Thank you so much  ............Its older than I thought, so definitely my earliest piece now.