Glass Message Board

Hi,
I was surprised to find what looked like a Victorian frosted goblet in a mixed box of stuff at a local car boot last weekend. Even more surprised when I realised there was a pair and both in good nick. Has anyone got any insight into the maker of these glasses? I believe Richardson invented the acid etch frosting process and made different designs including similar goblet types. Whitefriars also made similar glasses and perhaps other makers.
They have quite a large bowl 8.5cm at the rim and stand just over 16cm high. The bowls seem slightly unusual in having no cut decoration unlike the examples I've found online and the knop arrangement doesn't match any I've seen.
They're in very good condition despite showing wear to the feet and bowl rims, inclusions and small bubbles.
They have a beautiful ping which seems to last for ages!
Any thoughts on ID or general comments welcome.
Thanks,
Keith

According to Angela Bowey's Bagley book they were made between 1936 and the early 1950's. I can't remember seeing any Bagley glass in that colour.

Hi,
Haven't been able to find another Bagley lamp/vase in this colour - any idea of period?
Many thanks for any help,
Marie.

That does not look heat struck, two types of glass then. Don't remember seeing anything quite like that.

John

Twelve pages of tumblers in that catalogue, that is a huge number of designs being offered in a single year. They must have been good sellers.

I need to have a close look at this tumbler again, it is not here with me so will have to wait until later. Somewhere I have a couple of very thin tumblers too, will dig them out for contrast.