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The British Heat Resisting Glass Company"Phoenix"
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| Since the preceding pages were written - which was mostly in mid-2002 - collecting examples has continued, mainly by Ang Johnson running round charity shops and junk shops. But we have also had other people, contacted through the Internet, providing us with examples. So here are more examples from Phoenix's range. |
 large oval serving plate with (remnants of) a gold band round the rim |
 cereal bowl with yellow rose |
 jug with single yellow rose |
 clear dinner plate with blue border |
 jug with two pouring lips and unusual handle - does any know what this was for? |
 two mugs with red rose and leaves spray |
 cereal bowl |
 mixing bowl - with stylised pattern i n different colourways |
 side plate with red rose spray |
mugs with yellow rose spray in black plastic holders (the holders presumably not made by Phoenix but bought in, with "Made for Phoenix in the USA" stamped on them. We can only speculate on the significance of this. We have never heard of an American branch. Was demand so great that the UK factories could not meet it? Who in the USA would have made it? Surely not Pyrex? And what glass were they using - Phoenix's patent or something else? |
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 small shell dishes for bonbons |
Casserole with a frieze of vegetables. The photo was sent to us by Anita Haynes who lives in Seattle and owns this splendid item. |  |
 part tea service with yellow rose sprays |
