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Date Registered |
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| 306884 | 16 January 1877 | Design for an ornamental glass vase |
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| 308104 | 28 January 1877 | Design for an ornamental glass vase |
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| 326775 | 23 September 1878 | Design for an Ornamental Glass Tumbler |
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| 326776 | 23 September 1878 | Design for an Ornamental Glass Tumbler |
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| 96945 | 31 March 1888 | Design for decorating glass which imitates cut glass. |
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| 123198 | 10 April 1889 | This appears to be a design for a lemon squeezer |
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| 126694 | 5 June 1889 | Design for a leaf pattern for decorating glass |
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| 130641 | 13 August 1889 | This appears to be a design for a lemon squeezer or possibly a piece of industrial glass |
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| 130642 | 13 August 1889 | This appears to be a design for a lemon squeezer or possibly a piece of industrial glass |
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| 130643 | 13 August 1889 |  The sketch,
left, is a copy of the drawing Davidson submitted for this
design. It shows the cross section of a ribbed pattern and formed the basis of one of
their popular
designs, particularly in Pearline. |
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| 153858 | 2 August 1890 | Davidson's Hobnail pattern. Again this was one of Davidson's most famous designs. The design as submitted to the Patent Office consisted of a detailed drawing showing 4 of the 8 sided hobnails and the intricate pattern in between. Like many other 19th century designs this one had the appearance of cut glass. Over the years Davidson produced several variations of this design. Other companies also produced their own versions |
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