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Author Topic: Glass bottle / jar, RD 795417, 1934 – precise registration details, please?  (Read 1578 times)

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Offline agincourt17

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A glass bottle or jar with bakelite screw cap lid. 23.5cm high x 12.8cm wide x 8cm deep. Underside of base is embossed “ Brit Reg 795417”.

RD number not listed at
http://www.great-glass.co.uk/glass%20notes/regnos09.htm

Should have been registered between 24 July 1934 and 7 August 1934

Is the number in the Blue Book, please? If so, would some kind member let me have the precise registration details. please?

(Permission for the re-use of this image on the GMB granted by swfinearts).

Fred.

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Offline Paul S.

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no can see...........probably another CLASS 4.          Will be early August 1934............There's a 795338 on 2nd Augst for United Dairies, then a 795455 on 7th August for Bagley.

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Offline agincourt17

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Thank you, Paul.

Another item for the GMB RD lookup list then...

Fred

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pity I can't encourage someone else to join in and share the Kew visits  -  marvellous place, and you do get to meet such a nice class of person - Class 3 actually ;D

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perhaps someone was thinking of the Chrysler Building in New York when they designed this bottle. ;)

Reason for absence - CLASS 4 again!!                Trust you can read the details. :)               think this brings the 'Look Ups'  up-to-date.

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Thank you, Paul.

I think your link to the shape of the Chrysler Building in New York (completed in 1930) is perfectly plausible. In fact, there is a similar (but not identical) glass bottle in a Chrysler Building design online at
http://antiquesattic.ecrater.com/p/13501782/chrysler-building-nyc-art-deco
and a very ornate glass and jewelled filigree perfume bottle in similar style at
http://www.rubylane.com/item/336326-RL-528/Lovely-Art-Deco-Czech-Jeweled

Current GMB RD lookups now complete, so will ask the moderators to remove them from the list.

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