Whitefriars Banjo Vase Colours at Madeline Pisani blog

Whitefriars Banjo Vase Colours. Height 7 ¼ins, diameter 10 ½ins This colour list is intended as a quick reference. Colour guide provided by emmi smith. A useful guide to the colours produced by the whitefriars glass factory, with official names, codes, and dates of introduction. Colours include amethyst, sea green and ruby. Classic shapes such as the banjo vase and the drunken bricklayer vase continue to attract interest and even within these designs there is considerable difference in price depending on the colour. A full set of whitefriars lobed vases. Many shapes were produced in ruby only. Tangerine was the most commonly sold colour for the textured range, followed closely by kingfisher blue. Thanks to emmi smith for providing a year by year colour list. Whitefriars kingfisher blue glass banjo vase by geofrey baxter an indigo cased bowl (pat. A british ruby red glass tumbler vase with wave ribbed pattern. 9659) designed by geoffrey baxter in 1965. The textured range with its distinctive shapes such as the drunken bricklayer and banjo, was released in a range of three colours in 1967. To cinnamon, indigo, and willow were added meadow.

Whitefriars kingfisher blue glass banjo vase by geofrey baxter an indigo cased bowl (pat. A full set of whitefriars lobed vases. Many shapes were produced in ruby only. Height 7 ¼ins, diameter 10 ½ins Colours include amethyst, sea green and ruby. The textured range with its distinctive shapes such as the drunken bricklayer and banjo, was released in a range of three colours in 1967. Classic shapes such as the banjo vase and the drunken bricklayer vase continue to attract interest and even within these designs there is considerable difference in price depending on the colour. This colour list is intended as a quick reference. Tangerine was the most commonly sold colour for the textured range, followed closely by kingfisher blue. Ruby, kingfisher blue, aubergine, meadow green, sky blue, pewter, lilac, aqua, sage green and flc.

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Whitefriars Banjo Vase Colours A full set of whitefriars lobed vases. A british ruby red glass tumbler vase with wave ribbed pattern. Height 7 ¼ins, diameter 10 ½ins Whitefriars kingfisher blue glass banjo vase by geofrey baxter an indigo cased bowl (pat. Colour guide provided by emmi smith. To cinnamon, indigo, and willow were added meadow. Ruby, kingfisher blue, aubergine, meadow green, sky blue, pewter, lilac, aqua, sage green and flc. Thanks to emmi smith for providing a year by year colour list. 9659) designed by geoffrey baxter in 1965. Classic shapes such as the banjo vase and the drunken bricklayer vase continue to attract interest and even within these designs there is considerable difference in price depending on the colour. Colours include amethyst, sea green and ruby. This colour list is intended as a quick reference. The textured range with its distinctive shapes such as the drunken bricklayer and banjo, was released in a range of three colours in 1967. A useful guide to the colours produced by the whitefriars glass factory, with official names, codes, and dates of introduction. A full set of whitefriars lobed vases. Tangerine was the most commonly sold colour for the textured range, followed closely by kingfisher blue.