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    Posted 14 years ago

    lovedecant…
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    The most frequent description I have seen of this pattern of decanter is that it is made byWhitefriars. Really cool decanters with wrythen bodies, a single feathered neck ring and 4 large dimples. I have jugs and glasses to go with them.

    I had originally attributed this to John Walsh Walsh, but I have now seen multiple references to this pattern belonging to Whitefriars, so this is an amendment.

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    1. inky inky, 14 years ago
      These arebeautiful, very elegant and I just love those dimples...I have an old wrythen bodied jug with a similar-ish stopper...:-)
    2. Jewels1900 Jewels1900, 12 years ago
      I have a couple of these in my collection & they have the engraved numbers under the stopper which I believe is indicative of Powell.

      I love a bit of that optical swirl.

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