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Bagley & Co (originally Bagley, Wild & Co) was formed in 1871 by William Bagley and John Wild, in Knottingley, Yorkshire, England. The company started life as a bottle making factory, and in 1912 branched out into domestic crystal and pressed glassware. Bagley & Co quickly became one of the UK's most successful glass manufacturers, and was a leading producer of pressed glass up until the company closed in 1975.
Sources: 20th Century Factory Glass by Lesley Jackson.
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Andromeda
An art deco blue British pressed glass "Andromeda" nude lady figurine, with matching flower frog, and "Queen's Choice" bowl (pattern number 1122). Made by Bagley.
An art deco "Jetique" jet black British pressed glass "Andromeda" nude lady figurine, with peg insert base for flower frog. Made by Bagley, marked "Made in England".
An art deco "opaline" uranium green British pressed glass "Andromeda" nude lady figurine, with peg insert base for flower frog. Made by Bagley, marked "Made in England".
An art deco frosted amber British pressed glass "Andromeda" nude lady figurine, with free standing rock base. Made by Bagley.
Reference Books
20th Century British Glass
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