Bagley glass Knottingley Yorkshire

I've got no idea...so need your help

Not sure but try researching Bagley glass england
failing that it could be from czechoslovakia

Thanks

Well done Fuzzy...Bagley 1930's on ebay

looked on here
http://www.20thcenturyglass.com/glass_encyclopedia/artdeco_glass/bagley_glass/bagleyglass_home.htm
Found patern 3123 Bagley
Bagley glass Knottingley Yorkshire on the (or very near) the banks of the river aire
Now stozle falconnage I believe

stozle falconnage ??

Yup
Google it
They do modern perfume bottles and what not in glass
A big multi national glass company

fuzzyedges wrote:looked on here
http://www.20thcenturyglass.com/glass_encyclopedia/artdeco_glass/bagley_glass/bagleyglass_home.htm
Found patern 3123 Bagley
Bagley glass Knottingley Yorkshire on the (or very near) the banks of the river aire
Now stozle falconnage I believe

Ahh, my area...

in what respect

Hi
I have a set of set of bowls 6 x 4" dia approx and 1 x 10" dia approx that i believe to be Jobling glass, I think they are Uraniun green glass with an oyster shell pattern. Could anyone confirm this or who the maker is and possible year of manufacture. I have attached 2 pictures of one of the small bowls.

Many Thanks Fred

They're one of the less common Bagley patterns: Shell 3258. Made in the late 1940s for a short run. Have you checked that they are uranium glass?

Jobling is yellowish green; Bagely is bluish green

I'm not sure if this is a Sklo Union pressed glass bowl.  It would certainly be of interest to know the purpose of usage also.  My guess is, it was made in the mid-20thcentury.  I've spent a few days now researching this piece but unable to I.d.  The design is what caught my eye and I very much like it. The surface is extremely smooth to touch, however, the surface area around the main part of the bowl is very uneven.  I am assuming that the metal handle was purposely made for this bowl.  Your help is appreciated.  

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I would take a guess at it not being Sklo Union but maybe Walther or the like.

Thanx Davee, I will definately look into that. Any positive results, I will let you know.

Bagley 1930's

Many thanx for your I.d Brin. Appreciated!

Hi
I would be grateful for some help identifying this tankard/ mug.
I think it may be Scandinavian , but could be wrong. The body and handle have an ice effect with a large daisy/ rose like head on the base. I'm not sure whether this is part of the design or a recognised makers mark.

11cm H   x   8cm top diameter

     Thanks

Made by Bagley for their Wild Rose range. The range was apparently produced by Bagley for John Artis Ltd, Horely, Surrey. They also did a Handkerchief vase with the same icy decor and rose in the base which seem to be more common than your tankard. Mid 70's.

Davee thanks for the info. Very grateful

Not seen any like them and they're not marked. They have a tint of uranium but not glowing. Any ideas?
Thanks.

It's a Bagley Quebec candle holder

Thank you!