Maling Lustre Azalea bowl | Pattern 6439 Eglinton introduced in 1851 at the

introduced in 1851 at the First World Exhibition in London

Antique Wooden Corkscrew

or animals and were popular during the mid to late 20th century

He recruited a workforce of some 35 people which included many skilled Scandinavian glass blowers who then trained local employees

Lustre Glaze

Maling Lustre Azalea bowl | Pattern 6439 Eglinton introduced in 1851 at theMaling Lustre Azalea bowl Pattern 6439 A superb large example of the Azalea a printed decoration of these iconic flowers beautifully trimmed in a light gold on glaze decoration. c. 1940s Approx 5cms (2") tall Approx 24. 7cms (9 3 4") wide handle to handle Approx 23. 5cms (9 1 4") diameter In excellent condition Lustre and gilt is superb slight wear on high points of handles GUARANTEED free from damage and repair