This page contains examples of dishes and plates made by Davidson before the First World War.

Davidson Pattern No:  643 Pattern Dish Known Colours:  Flint, Amber, Primrose Pearline Size(s):  8 inches long Date Introduced: 1889 Description:  A rectangular dish in Blue Pearline. Design 130643.

Davidson Pattern No:  1890 Pattern Dish Known Colours:  Flint, Pearline, Patent Rose Size(s):  Various Date Introduced: 1890 Description:  The 1890 pattern was never registered as a design. Articles in the 1890 pattern do not have the Lion trade mark, as Thomas stopped using  the trade mark just before the pattern was introduced.

Davidson Pattern No:  1895 Pattern Dish Known Colours:  Flint, Pearline, Patent Rose Size(s):  Various Date Introduced: 1895 Description:  A dish in the 1895 pattern (Design No.254027).

Davidson Pattern No:  1896 Pattern Dish Known Colours:  Flint, Pearline, Patent Rose Size(s):  Various Date Introduced: 1896 Description:  A dish in the 1896 pattern (Design No.285342). This example is in Patent Rose which was also introduced in 1896. Although called Patent Rose by Davidson, the recipe for the colour was never patented or registered.

Davidson Pattern No:  1911 Dish Known Colours:  Flint Size(s):  Various Date Introduced: 1911 Description:  This small dish is part of the 1911 suite of glassware. The 1911 suite mainly consists of bowls, plates and dishes. The example shown here is hand painted. It is unlikely that the painting was done by or for Davidson.

Davidson Pattern No:  'Daisy' Plate Known Colours:  Flint, Amber Size(s):  Various Date Introduced: 1886 Description:  The Daisy Pattern was introduced in late 1886 and was a popular line. The example shown here has the words 'GIVE US THIS DAY OUR DAILY BREAD'. Plates with religious or uplifting phrase were popular in the 1880s and 1890s.

Davidson Pattern No:  224 Known Colours:  Flint Size(s):  Various Date Introduced: 1885 Description:  Davidson made plates, round bowls and oval bowls in this pattern with sizes ranging from 3 1/2 inches up to 10 inches. Also a large comport was produced in this pattern.