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Designs by Geoffrey Baxter (b. 1922 d. 1995) for Whitefriars Baxter joined Whitefriars n 1954. Sadly, his wonderful designs are mostly beyond my price range. It may just still be possible to find the smaller vases at reasonable prices. Condition is very important: watch out for scratches and bubbles, especially burst bubbles. See the Museum of London section on Whitefriars Glass. Value: Some of the more collectable styles and colours can fetch over £1000; middle-range Baxter pieces fetch £150-400. Less-collected pieces may fetch £50 or less. Check eBay for current prices.
More on Whitefirars textured range
	Small aubergine Greek key vase Pattern number 9815. Perfect condition. Value: £50-80
	Small kingfisher Greek key vase Pattern number 9815. Perfect condition. Value: £50-80
	Small tangerine Greek key vase Pattern number 9815. Ex-collection.
Holmegaard
	Small organge and white cased glass vase Not sure what the body shape is or who designed it. Please contact me if you know. Value: £20-40
Cased glass, in the style of Holmegaard
	Pontilled purple and white cased glass vase with ball stopper; the plug of the stopper has white glass at the tip. I have no idea who the manufacturer is; it looks too small, and the neck too short, to be a Holmegaard Gul vase, but please email me if you know any more. It may be Dutch. Value: £10-15
	Square bottle with globe stopper. Purple and white cased glass with polished pontil. Value: £10-15
Orange-glass preserve set (Italy)
	The two glass jars have white glass covers fitted with plastic liners. The liners are marked CER-VE PARMA. Value: £3-7
Jetique by Bagley These pieces were unmarked, and were in production from the 30s to the 50s. They are a good example of how pre-war polka dots were easily adopted by modernism. Vases, bowls and jugs were produced in black glass with applied polka dots. They are common.
	Vases 3 polka dot, black glass handkerchief vases (detail, right). Value: £10-20