Although originally thought to be a trial design from Perthshire, a study of the canes identified it - despite the lack of a signature cane - as a trial design from Caithness Glass, probably made shortly after the company acquired Whitefriars and its stock. A traditional half-spoke pattern - with white/blue/red twists and fine millefiori canes in subtle blue & pink shades - giving the design has an overall pastel mauve tonality. A large, circular top window and 5 oval side facets with a sunburst base. (Probably made in the early 1980s).
Spread of Roses - Ed. 275 (1982)
