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I'm not sure what info you are looking for. The fact that it has a barcode on the box means that it's no older than 1970s but if Moser couldn't give you any more I doubt there's much else to be found out

Thanks, a lot of American cup plates there. The best reference remains the book by Ruth Webb Lee. Nearly a century old now but has the advantage of being written when a lot more examples must have been circulating. You sometimes get the odd rogue European plate snarled up in these collections, and there's one or two I'd quibble with in your link which they have down as unattributed American.

Came across this lion searching a museum collection.  Says it's 'Regent Road Flint glass works'.  The address of John Derbyshire glass?

Many other pieces in the collection just 'attributed to' or incorrectly labelled as e.g. Michael Edkins (I suspect either Bohemian or La Granja) or 'English' ( I suspect Bohemian).

Anyway just thought it was interesting as a pictorial reference and perhaps we might know it's origin?

https://collections.currier.org/objects-1/info?query=mfs%20all%20%22glass%22&sort=9&page=1698

Neil, I've come across something you might already know about but if not, it 'might' be helpful?

It's a collection of glass in the Currier Museum in the States.  There's a fairly large collection of pressed glass plates starting from hopefully this linked page:
https://collections.currier.org/objects-1/portfolio?records=50&query=mfs%20all%20%22glass%22&sort=9&page=11

It goes on for pages - just click next button on the right hand side bottom.

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Hi.
For a jug that seems to only have been produced for less than ten years by Sowerby it spawned some copies. Wonder if there's any more out there?
Thanks for the info,
Keith