Anybody know anything about vintage glass?

[kedo]

Anybody know anything about this vintage glass bowl?

Three part mould. The top edge/lip has been ground flat.

[cornishmaid1961]

Anybody know anything about this vintage glass bowl?

Three part mould. The top edge/lip has been ground flat.

It looks Whitefriar..ish Kedo but I'm afraid I don't know much about glass. Might be an idea to send ejean a PM she might have more of an idea.

[Silverladybooks2]

looks like Whitefriar's to me too
Carol

[CrazyJays]

I think it would make a great candy dish.

Jason

[ugrow]

Anybody know anything about this vintage glass bowl?

Three part mould. The top edge/lip has been ground flat.

There is a very similar Whitefriars one on the other side item No. 400201777869.

[kedo]

Yes, Whitefriars is the name that came into my head. It looks very retro 60's with the bark pattern, colour etc. I think the style was copied a lot though wasn't it?

It's always a pain trying to list stuff on 'BuyNow' when you don't have any idea of the value.

[cornishmaid1961]

Here you go Kedo just found this on a site about Whitefriars so you can compare.

Above a Whitefriars textured bowl for comparison purposes. Whitefriars bowl Pat. 9687 c. 1972 Aubergine

[kedo]

Oh yes, that's exactly it. I had a quick search on that pat. number. Aubergene and green versions seem to be on offer for circa £40. I wonder if a tangerine coloured version is less, more or the same?

Most impressed, I'll have to post some more pictures of mystery objects. Things tend to accumulate in cupboards etc. if I don't know what they are.

[Darthmatt]

I'd say Whitefriars, early 70's. Though, i'd be inclined to list as 'in the style of' unless you have a definitive mark. Another option is to go the Whitefriars site and post the image. I believe they will help to confirm its authenticity. The orange and red shades tend to be fairly common in the sense that you'll often seem them at bootfairs etc.

I have seen those sell for £20-£50 depending on location and interest. Being an online auction i'd say go for £40 as you can always lower if not sold.

Regards
Matt