This page contains examples of other types of glassware made by Davidson before the First World War.

Davidson Pattern No:  Unknown Known Colours:  Flint, Amber, Primrose Pearline Size(s):  9 1/2 inches long, 2 inches wide and 2 1/2 inches high Date Introduced: 1894 Description:  A posy or pen holder in the shape of a boat on wheels. The design for this boat was registered in 1894 (Design No. 243116).

Davidson Pattern No:  1897 Pattern Canoe Known Colours:  Flint, Amber, Pearline Size(s):  Date Introduced: 1896 Description:  A posy or pen holder in the shape of a canoe. This example is in the 1897 pattern (Design No. 285342). The canoe shape was used with a number of different patterns. It is often found in Pearline colours

Davidson Pattern No:  Thimble No 1 Known Colours:  Amber, Flint, Marble Size(s):  2 1/2 inches high, 2 inches diameter Date Introduced: Mid 1880s Description:  A novelty whiskey tot. Around the edge are the words 'JUST A THIMBLE FULL'. This example does not have the Lion trade mark, so was probably made after 1890.

Davidson Pattern No:  217 and 235 (posy), 136 (Celery) Known Colours:  Amber, Green, Flint, Marble Size(s):  Two sizes of posy, one size celery Date Introduced: Mid 1880s Description:  A quatrefoil shaped posy/celery on four feet. The posy vase came in two sizes and the celery in a single size. This example has the Lion trade mark on the base.

Davidson Pattern No:  Unknown Known Colours:  Flint Size(s):  Date Introduced: Mid 1880s Description:  A lidded biscuit barrel in the same quatrefoil design as the posy above. This example has the Lion trade mark on the base and the lid.

Davidson Pattern No:  1888 Pattern Basket Known Colours:  Flint, Pearline Size(s):  Date Introduced: 1888 Description:  A basket in the 1888 pattern (Design No. 96945). This style of basket was also made in many of the designs made in the 1890s.

Davidson Pattern No:  1891 Pattern Basket Known Colours:  Flint, Pearline, Blue Size(s):  Date Introduced: 1891 Description:  A basket similar in design to the one above this time in the 1891 pattern (Design 176566).