I’ve come across several of these moulded glass posy vases (about 8cm high) in the form of a jockey’s boot and have so far seen examples in clear, black, really deep amethyst, and transparent blue, but none have identifying marks.
(Permission for the re-use of the image of the clear boot by dalimayne, and the blue boots by simmatt).
I’m led to believe that they were made to commemorate Ladas winning the Epsom Derby on 6 June 1894, but can so far find no firm evidence to substantiate the claim.
Does anyone have any idea who might have made them, please?
Fred.