always annoying to find the details of a pattern after the event ............... but better late than never, and have now found the following entry - with picture on page 44 - in 'BRITISH GLASS between the wars' - an exhibition catalogue edited by Roger Dodsworth in 1987 for a display at Broadfield House Glass Museum 13th June - 31 August 1987.
The entry reads ............... item No. 165 - Vase - Sowerby, Gateshead c. 1936
Amber Glass, triangular shape, moulded with floral pattern and art deco sunbursts, the floral parts with acid satin finish.
Marked 'RGD No. 799041' for 1934. Height: 7.5" (19 cm) Private Collection.
Illustrated in 1936 Sowerby Catalogue, pattern entitled Daisy. Made in flint, green, rosalin, amber and blue.
So - 'daisy' it seems to be.
Just had another look at Glen and Stephen Thistlewood's CD No. 2 (GEORGE V TO ELIZABETH II) catalogue for Sowerby, but there doesn't appear to be a catalogue specifically for 1936 listed. Anyway, no matter, we've now done this one to death and all available details now extracted for this thread.
Topic: amber triangular deco design vase on three legs - ID = Sowerby (Read 1498 times)
