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Mould-blown decanter with Australia + no. 360410 on base

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agincourt17:
Moulded decanter for ID, please:

360410 (around July 1900). Also marked 640  LH5 to base

Paul S.:
Would seem that the moulded decanter Registration given above, may possibly have been mis-read.
I've checked 360410 with the Kew Archives, and it's not a piece of glass, but looks like lace of some kind - although not sure why the Register is showing Class IX (which is Yarn), since there is a Class 13 especially for Lace - but have to admit I don't know the difference, technically.                      Perhaps it's the shamrock causing confusion ;)
The date of Registration - for this 360410 - appears to be 17th July 1900  -  and Kew references are......... 
BT 51/162.......for the Register   -     and  BT 50/395 for the Representations.

So.............not a decanter ???  and since this isn't glass, then feel free to delete.

A few more answers coming, hopefully tomorrow.             

agincourt17:
Thank you, as always, for your efforts, Paul.

Paul S.:
so - you're into lace then ;D ;D           do you know what the correct No. is??

Anne:

--- Quote from: Paul S. on May 31, 2013, 10:03:29 PM ---Would seem that one of the moulded decanter Registrations given above, may possibly have been mis-read.
I've checked 360410 with the Kew Archives, and as you can see it's not a piece of glass, but looks like lace of some kind - although not sure why the Register is showing Class IX (which is Yarn), since there is a Class 13 especially for Lace - but have to admit I don't know the difference, technically.                      Perhaps it's the shamrock causing confusion ;)
The date of Registration - for this 360410 - appears to be 17th July 1900  -  and Kew references are......... 
BT 51/162.......for the Register   -     and  BT 50/395 for the Representations.

So.............not a decanter ???  and since this isn't glass, then feel free to delete.

Couple of pix of TNA showing it's attractive landscaping, also good restaurant, museum and shop - and really not too dusty Anne. ;)

A few more answers coming, hopefully tomorrow.             

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I wonder if the person with the 360410 decanter has a picture of the RD no. as well - it might be worth asking, as sometimes the numbers are hard to make out for sure?

Thanks for posting the pics Paul, whilst living in London it was one place I didn't manage to visit, although I was a regular searcher at both SOG and the Chancery Lane offices. One day, one day, I'll get to Kew too! :)

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