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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => British & Irish Glass => Topic started by: Keencollector on April 07, 2011, 10:42:58 AM
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I recently looked through David Petersen's book "Vaseline Glass - Canary to Contempory". I think I can remember seeing under English glass a design that had been named "Ashleigh". Do you have a photo of this pattern or can you tell me in which book I could find an example. Thanks.
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The name is a collector's name. It's a Davidson pattern with the registered number 193365 and more commonly known as the 1893 suite. Those words are more likely to give you hits. There is a B&W illustration on page 139 Davidson Glass: A History by Chris and Val Stewart.
If you cannot find it, I will email you a scan privately
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Thanks Lustrousstone for your very speedy reply. Have a copy of that book so looked it up. Do you know if Davidson's made this pattern in pearline?
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According to Dave Peterson in blue and yellow, but it doesn't seem very common in anything
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I did not have a photo of this pattern when I originally pasted up the text and book, but wanted to include info. I don't think i have seen more than two or three pieces of it in the past 12 years. I wrote the book like 13 years ago, but it sat in limbo after the world trade center tragedy occurred, it was finally published late in 2002. It is still a scarce pattern to find.
Dave Peterson
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I found this today and can add some pictures of the pattern in pearline for reference.
A sugar bowl height 4.5" /12cm diameter 5" or just under 13cm.
Roy
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Nice one Roy ;D
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Here's a creamer in blue pearline for reference.
I would agree that this is an uncommon pattern.