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Some Examples

🔹 Waffle & Comb (G. Workman / H. Matthews)

Looks very much like the American waffle patterns of the era… Only ours has deeper grids, bolder edges, and a very “CCG knows what you’re trying to do there” vibe.

🔹 Star & Block

If you’ve ever thought, “I’ve seen that in a Davidson or Sowerby book,” you’re not alone. Sharp star, chunky block, lots of attitude. Classic CCG reimagining of British geometric patterns.

🔹 Series 39 “Magnet”

English panel patterns, but with the CCG treatment: Panels thick enough to survive a small cyclone, rays that mean business, and that unmistakable Aussie weight.

🔹 Daisy & Diamond

A little bit American pressed glass, a little bit early Depression-era sparkle. CCG’s version? Bigger daisies. Bolder diamonds. Very no-nonsense.

🔹 Uranium Sugar Bowls, Jugs & Bowls

If you’ve compared them to U.S. Depression glass shapes… you’re in good company. Same silhouettes – but CCG made them chunkier and a touch more “built to last.”

🔹 Block & Fan Motifs

British inspiration? Yes. CCG’s spin? “Let’s make the fan twice as big.” We see you, CCG. We see you.

🔹 Early Trinket Sets

Some of those stepped lidded sets nod politely to Czech Art Deco. But of course the Australian versions are heavier, sturdier, and proudly dramatic.