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The word guilloché comes from the French word for a machine tool that produces such patterns
(I call the design 'Water Drop' as it reminds me of that exact thing)
until forming his own company named the B
Keep in mind his work was reproduced by others due to the lovely esthetics of the lines
The National Glass Company was a glass manufacturing company that operated from 1899 until a factory fire in 1903 in Marietta
Charles Wilton Float Bowl Posy Ring - light purple and white Peacock The word guilloché comes fromPosy Ring by acclaimed Australian Potter, Charles Wilton. Condition: This piece is in lovely vintage condition considering it is around 60+ years old. apart from the little sliver off the base. (See photo). History: Charles Wilton (1916 2000) was born in Glasgow, Scotland and came to Melbourne as a boy in 1922. He studied ceramics at the Melbourne Technical College, then spent four years working with Eric Juckert in his studio in Caulfield before
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