Tilley Plastics Bakelite Cake Stand in poo brown Victorian ) Australian Glass: Michael Hook

) Australian Glass: Michael Hook

History: Henning Alfred Rathjen (1903–1968) one of the Australian-born artists who established a new pottery studio to cater for local demand and post-war innovations in art pottery

) this little lady is in absolutely WONDERFUL condition

Style and Pattern: This mark corresponds to Art Nouveau or Art Deco styles

very fine scratches to the middle of the plate which will attest to use

Tilley Plastics Bakelite Cake Stand in poo brown Victorian ) Australian Glass: Michael HookIn wonderful vintage condition with no chips, cracks or fading, this DDDDDDlightful piece of Australiana was made in Melbourne. Who doesn't love a kitsch piece of Australian kitchenalia. INFO: Located in LaTrobe St., Melbourne, Ernest Willberforce W. Tilley, a manufacturer of plastic pressings started a die factory named after himself, E. W. Tilley around 1935, then from 1937 was a Bakelite factory. In 1947 the company name was changed to Tilley