Not on display

Chippendale

Footed Bowl
1907-c.1930 (designed and made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Glass oval bowl, 2-handled, lobed rim, with stem and 6-sided foot, width 11cm, height 10cm.

Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleChippendale (manufacturer's title)
Materials and techniques
glass, press-moulded
Brief description
Glass oval bowl, 'Chippendale', made in England or America, George Davidson & Co., Gateshead, or Jefferson Glass Co., 1907 (earliest) - c.1930.
Physical description
Glass oval bowl, 2-handled, lobed rim, with stem and 6-sided foot, width 11cm, height 10cm.
Dimensions
  • Width: 11cm
  • Height: 10cm
Credit line
Richard Tinson
Object history
'Chippendale' glass was launched in 1907 in America and registered as a trademark by the Jefferson Glass Co. in 1911. It was imported into Britain by Charles Pratt's National Glass Co. C. 1930 Pratt purchased the moulds from America and had the glass made in Britain by Davidson. The moulds were purchased outright by Davidson in 1933.
Bibliographic reference
Broadfield House (Roger Dodsworth): British Glass Between the Wars, 1987 pp36,73.
Collection
Accession number
C.37-1996

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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