Pressed
Glass Patterns
A section showing
the Chance pressed glass patterns.
Other
data was sourced from Lesley
Jackson's 20th Century Factory Glass
and Smethick
Heritage Centre Trust (SHCT).
All sizes are given in inches to the nearest
quarter (¼") and centimetres.
Pattern
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Designed by Robert
Goodden in 1934 and apparently styled
on Lighthouse lenses.
Was also available with green, blue
and yellow textured bands and
gilt rims.
Occasionally found with transfer
decorations. |
Probably
designed
by Robert Goodden. Clear,
blue, pink & green
noted.
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Clear, blue, green,
pink, cream, white. Ballerina shape
introduced along with floral transfers. |
Spiderweb (1934) |
Lotus (1948) |
Waverley (1949) |
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Clear glass. De Luxe
range from 1950 used colour; Moss Green,
Blue, Amethyst and Ivory inserts.
Also found with an all-over pink 'frosted'
finish. Jugs
and bowls sometimes with gilt rims. |
Clear, cream, pink
& green.
The Chance pint and ½-pint tankards
are very identifiable. |
Clear
glass, later in pastel shades of cream,
pink & green. |
Britannia (1949) |
Lancer (1950) |
Gossamer (1951) |
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Clear borosilicate
oven and tableware glass. |
Gilt rim, with horizontal
lines around bowl; red/white (above),
black/white, black/yellow,
black/red. |
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Orlak (1929-33) |
Cato (1952) |
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