Whitefriars Glass: Post-1960

Or sky blue , or lilac ,    bought as a job lot the other day

Sage & Willow don't turn up that often, but it
shouldn't be too hard to find the missing ones Ed!

Whitefriars Toby Jug ( Barnaby ) sage green , pat no> M164 , made in 1974 only , 7" high .

Willow Hooped vase 1967

HI

Could someone help me with the model number for the bigger version of the 9566 please. It's almost the same height but much broader

A pic would help RV.
The numbers are all over the place in the book.

9485

http://www.whitefriars.com/catalogues/contents.php?id=1733

Ok, now I know what 9566 is, found it in the book on the 1960 cat page, but
the numbers for it, and the adjacent shapes, are illegible (A copy of a copy I guess).

Yeah it's hard to find the number for it, someone did tell me once but I didn't keep it. Here's an image I think it's going to be a long trawl through the online catalogues .

Oh, they are a nice set RV.
Never seen the larger one, and it is not in either of the books I have.

The 1960 Pattern sheet does not show your larger version, next to 9566,
but it would be around that date I guess.

Thanks, yeah just been through the catalogues on line and it's not there either. I think Wolf knows it on the Whitefriars Facebook Page. This is my full range of colours so far but I have about another 5 as double ups. There's a Ruby apparently but I've never seen one. Rubbish photograph but the one on the right is Gold and the large amber. Golds pretty scarce :0)

Large Fluted Bark vase Only made for a few months in 1969 , Pat Number 9734

Hello all yet another beautiful piece I am unable to id Im thinking Scandinavian because of the thickness of the glass has a ground polished pontil but no other marks hope people enjoy my glass as much as me thank you

Thats looks like a Whitefriars streaky knobbly vase to me.

Brilliant I never even considered whitefriars thank you

Brilliant Whitefriars knobbly range streaky green pattern 9609 5inch

You're welcome, glad I could help. I have had a few of these knobbly vases myself. I couldn't remember the pattern number off the top my head, its good to have those details with the thread / post.

Edited:
By Geoffrey Baxter for Whitefriars, pattern number 9815.

I bought this swan recently assuming it was Whitefriars, on way home realised that I had never seen Whitefriars in that colour so thought  probably wrong.
Further investigations suggest that alimited number were produced in pink.
Hoping someone can confirm yes or no and  if yes just how uncommon are these.
Thanks John

Pink was a special colour (as was black), it is definitely a Whitefriars swan, the shape is correct and is one of the earlier ones, as it has a flat, polished base. I presume it is around 8" tall, as it has four wing pulls?