Main photo of vase taken from an eye level with one traffic light side on view. Strangely called traffic light vase when there are 4 bubbles to either side! The bubbles or circles are protruding outward from the vase. Lovely pewter glass colourway with a clear glass base area. Original Whitefriars sticker is visible just below the rim.
Photo of vase taken from an eye level and posed at an angle so the one front and side is shown, The traffic light circles are also visible to the unseen side.
Photo of vase from an eye level and showing the side. The circles of the traffic light design are seen protruding on either side.
Photo looking into the vase from above. The protruding bubbles are visible sticking out
Photo of the base of the vase showing the original catalogue number sticker stuck to the base.

Whitefriars Traffic Light Vase

£330.00

Traffic light vase by Whitefriars. Rare pewter colourway vase c1971 by Geoffrey Baxter. With original Whitefriars label and catalogue number.

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The Whitefriars traffic light vase is a lovely example of Whitefriars glass dating to 1971 and is the work of George Baxter. The vase features two columns of large bubbles reminiscent of traffic light bulbs. The unusual vase would display beautifully with cut or dried flowers or as a stand-alone statement piece.
To maintain the condition of the Whitefriars traffic light vase, we suggest washing it out after use and drying it thoroughly.
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Dimensions 62 × 53 × 124 mm

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