Davidson - Pattern Books and Examples of Glass

The Hobnail Suite

 

Also in 1885, Davidson ran an advert of covered sugars/butter dishes in the Silver and Fleming Catalogue, which included the examples below

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Items seen in the catalogue above

Davidson Cat and Dog lidded sugar bowl 1885

Punch Butter Dish c.1885

Star acid etched Butter Dish and Jug c.1885

Double Sweetmeat Dish, 1890 with lion registration mark

Just a Thimbleful shot glass in amber 1885

Turquoise Pearline Bowl, Jug, Bowl and Basket all with registration numbers 130643 - 13 August 1889.  Unmarked Davidson vase c.1888.  Pearline Banana Boats with registration numbers 212684 - 25 May 1893

Black Amethyst cream and sugar with shell and coral pattern 1890

This was taken from a copy of the Pottery Gazette from The Victoria and Albert Museum

 

Button and Daisy Celery Vase with registration number 176566 - 15 August 1891

Silver Plated Biscuit Barrel and stemmed dish with registration number 413701 - 14 July 1903

The Daisy suite was produced for nearly 40 years in an assortment of colours.  By the 1940's chrome fittings were added to make them into tiered cake plates, and even art deco figures holding the plates.  These have the registration number  533040 - 18 November 1908.  The Davidson glassworks were taken over by the maker of the chrome electroplaters - Abrahams and Co, in 1966.

 

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Manufacturers
Sowerby
Davidson
Greener
Molineaux&Webb
Derbyshire
Bagley
Minor Players

What was it used for?
Tableware
Flowers
Commemorative

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