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Crown Crystal - Part 10
CROWN CRYSTAL – Part 10
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Courtesy of John & Margaret McGrath, Australia
Paneled Diamond & Fan
Attention! Within the Marie - Trademark of Australia - minus Tasmania.
PANELED DIAMOND and FAN: This 9 ¾” wide x 2” high bowl at one time, numbered two, but one has since been smashed; leaving us with the only one known.
It was made in Flint Glass, circa 1930 by Crown Crystal Glass Company of Sydney, New South Wales. The pattern was produced in two shapes; rectangular and circular. There were three sizes in each shape. Only the two largest sizes in the circular shape carry the trademark of Australia less Tasmania. Both shapes were sold as sets and as mentioned, two of the large bowls turned up in marigold and we are the owners of this remaining significant piece. (Stated by John & Margaret McGrath)
KINGFISHER Jardiniere
Kingfisher Jardiniere Exterior is plain with no design within the marie.
KINGFISHER: 8” wide x 4” high is the measurement of this interesting Jardiniere shape bowl in black amethyst. It is a one-of-a-kind.
KOOKABURRA from the Float Bowl.
BROKEN CHAIN Exterior of Kookaburra.
KOOKABURRA: (Not to be confused with Master bowl). This black amethyst example is from the float bowl and has the Broken Chain exterior. It is 12” wide x 3 ½” high. There are two known. The Broken Chain design on the exterior is a nice addition.
McGraths explain that the 11” ruffled bullet edged bowl in this pattern is a whimsey from the bullet edged Float bowl. So far as they know, only two examples exist. They own one and Phil Hessenius (at least at one time) owned the other one.
SHRIKE Bowl - 9 in. long, x 8 in. wide, x 4 in. high.
SHRIKE Exterior-Fern and Wattle.
SHRIKE Whimsied Rectangular shaped Bowl in Black Amethyst.
SHRIKE: This rectangular shaped (whimsied) Piping Shrike Master bowl in black amethyst is a one-of-a-kind. It is 8” wide x 4” high. The Fern and Wattle exterior pattern compliments quite nicely.
BIG BUCK - 9.5 in. diam. in Black Amethyst.
KANGAROO (Big Buck): Seems that this term is used by some Australians when discussing the large Kangaroo. The smaller “Roo” is the “Doe Roo”, which has the log below the Roo in the pattern.
A prized EMU Compote in Marigold.
Round-ruffled edge EMU Compote.
There is also a compote having octagonal edge.
EMU Compote: The bird is in a bushland setting, found in (dark), black amethyst and marigold. Both the example with round, ruffled edge and the example having a raised octagonal edge exhibit the same pattern. This is a prized collector’s item.
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