This page contains examples of sugars and creams made by
Davidson before the First World War.
Davidson Pattern No: 3 Known Colours:
Flint Size(s): 5 inches high, 3 inches
diameter at rim (1/2 Pint) Date Introduced:
Early to Mid 1880s Description: A half-pint
jug decorated with the picture of a swan and foliage. Lion trade mark on
the base.
Davidson Pattern No: Unknown Known Colours:
Flint Size(s): 4 inches high, 2 3/4
inches diameter Date Introduced: 1893
Description: A cream in the Greek Key design
(224171).
Davidson Pattern No:
1896 Pattern Cream Known Colours:
Flint, Pearline, Blue Size(s): Date Introduced:
1896
Description: A cream in the 1896 pattern (Design No.
285342).
Davidson Pattern No: Unknown Known Colours:
Flint, Amber Size(s): Date Introduced:
Mid 1880s
Description: This cream has a checker board pattern of
alternate blank squares and diamonds. The cream has the lion trade mark
in the base.
Davidson Pattern No:
152 Known Colours:
Flint Size(s): Date Introduced:
Mid 1880s
Description: The pattern on this cream consists of panels
of very fine horizontal lines separated by vertical areas of clear
glass. As well as a sugar and cream, there is also a comport in this
pattern.
Davidson Pattern No:
1891 Pattern Sugar Known Colours:
Flint Size(s): Date Introduced:
1891
Description: An unusual two handled lidded sugar in the
1891 pattern (Design No. 176566).
Davidson Pattern No:
unknown Known Colours:
Flint, White Size(s): Date Introduced:
Mid 1880s
Description: This cream sits of a foot made up of three
dolphin or fish heads. The design was originally registered by Heppel.