Vintage Fenton Amethyst Carnival Glass tankard | Glass Blower Shop pattern Pattern_Primrose

Vintage Fenton Amethyst Carnival Glass tankard | Glass Blower Shop pattern Pattern_PrimroseVintage Fenton Amethyst Carnival Glass tankard Glass Blower Shop pattern it depicts all the glass blowing functions at a glassworks, producing in the time honoured manner The Iridising and depth of colour on the piece is quite superb Fenton in the 1970s and 1980s was next level quality glass in 100 years time people will look back on items of this era and marvel how good it was c. 1970s raised cursive Fenton backstamp on base Approx 17cms (6 3 4")

Approx 608 pages of pictures and prices for a large and diverse range of Antiques and Collectables

The first tournament was played in 1905

Norma was a personal friend of our family and based on the Sunshine Coast Queensland during the 1970's and 1980's (where her electrical engineer husband developed the Freeman Mini kilns for firing china painting) - she was a brilliant china painting artist who was published relating to Australian Wildflowers and a book of her work presented to medal winners at the 1982 Brisbane Commonwealth Games (please see attached picture)

Finish Uncirculated

Wood & Sons England

Assay: London 1879

Approx 6cms (2 1/3") wide

1963 The EH Holden

There is a slightly [quite slight] convex curvature about the plate [this is by design]

This 2001 Centenary of Federation Proof set released by the Royal Australian Mint consists of six coins cased in a perspex case and comes complete with original literature

Grey Horse

The World of Beatrix Potter Mrs Tiggy Winkle mug