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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: Bernard C on April 19, 2008, 11:00:20 AM
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I've had three lovely Walsh stems on my shelf for a while, unidentified. Traditional cut patterns are difficult and involve time consuming work with a magnifying glass, working your way through the pattern books at the back of Reynolds. And it's easy to miss one.
So, I was looking up something else, and there it was, pattern A5527, two patterns on from Ayr. Then I noticed the pattern name Hatfield. Then, on closer examination, I found the Clyne Farquharson design book number, 150.
Isn't it pleasing when you seem to have got it right (for a change).
Bernard C. 8)
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Cor! Bernard, you can't post such a wonderful 'result' and then not show us the items! :D Please? :-*
Leni xx
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Cor! Bernard, you can't post such a wonderful 'result' and then not show us the items! :D Please? :-*
You have to be joking. I'm up to my neck in bubblewrap and boxes, leaving for Gaydon in less than three hours!
Bernard C. 8)
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... and it gets better. Two different cutters. Fabulous. I just love mixed sets, they are so much more interesting and informative than having them all the same.
Bernard C. 8)
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Even more interesting with photos Bernard! :P
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Will you be taking them to Gaydon, Bernard? See you there, anyway.
Leni xx
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Perhaps I can help with this one...
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Bernard, do you know if any kind of rough date of design can be divined from the pattern number or from Farquharson's design book number?
I would assume mid- to late-1920s, judging by its old-fashioned pattern. Would that be far off?
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Nic — That jug is fabulous. Please never consider selling it without letting me know first.
I've only found one date so far, and, just in case I have it wrong, I won't tell you what I think it is. It's on pattern A4103, fig. 256.
All my other dates are informed guesswork, and are on a whole sheaf of bits of scribbled on paper.
Bernard C. 8)
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Gosh you've got better eyesight than I have - I'd never have spotted it.
I'll contact you privately, re: the jug, as I was actually just preparing it for sale - hence the querying of specifics.