Topic: Green lobed bowl, whitefriars?

[mrs vulture]

Hi, I found this lovely green bowl on the car boot today for £2. It has six lobes, is 9 and a half inches across and four inches deep. It does have some wear on the bottom. Its quite thick and heavy. I did test it under UV light as it looks like uranium glass but its not. I had an ice blue vase with a very similar base which I knew for sure was Whitefriars, it very sadly got smashed when we had a new boiler fitted.  :cry: I have looked at the Whitefriar catalogues but admit to getting confused. I found similar but not quite the same. Any info would be lovely.   Thanks Cheryl

[Nemmie]

Could be a 9335 can I see a picture from above of it bottom up. Or a side profile either should help to identify it.

Does it look like this from the side?

http://whitefriars.com/isit_contents.php?ID=2436

[mrs vulture]

Hi, my bowl is flatter than the one shown, but very similar. Hope the new picture helps.   Cheryl

[ahremck]

Ellis Burgh (Kosta Boda) made a very similar bowl.  I have Citrine one but it is due to be photographed(one day some day).  It does have a very fine marking Bxxxx not particularly obvious.  I think the pattern is called Fleur but I am not at all certain about that.

Ross

[chriscooper]

A bit elusive the 9335 only appeared in the 1954 catalogue and no one has a copy a photo in the Jackson book page 131 plate 134 I sold a sapphire one a while since and it's not the same shape I have the same bowl in amber and have never been able to pinpoint it to a particular pattern.
Photo here to compare.

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-_8EoHdqwa9o/Tf3XoLtvYEI/AAAAAAAANhA/uhEahLPukXs/s640/SDC15011.JPG

more photos here.

https://picasaweb.google.com/107067405711297858658/AmberLobedBowlWhitefriars#5619884995367624770

Chris

[mrs vulture]

Hi Chris, your amber bowl is exactly the same shape as my green one, I think I'll keep it as its so nice. Thanks for info,   Cheryl