What kind of glasses do Babycham glasses have?
He has a particularly “blousey” blue bow. My glass has the same hexagonal stem and triple lined font for the logo, which is seen in some Babycham adverts from the late 50s. From the 1970s onwards the deer is a much sleeker and sophisticated chap in lemon yellow, leaping to the right.
Is there a way to date your Babycham glasses?
The deer on the Babycham glass has changed style through the years, and offers an easy way to date your babycham glasses and get an idea of value. All this information on dating is to the best of my knowledge, so if you know better please do correct me as I’d genuinely be delighted to know! The first Babycham deer glasses featured a white deer.
What’s the difference between Babycham and Dee glasses?
Although there is still a rounded stem, the Babycham logo is now missing from the base of the glass. Instead there is a white inscription inside the bowl. There is also no gold trim around the edge of the glass like the previous glasses have. The fawn has changed back to a tan colour but is still in a prancing position.
Is the Babycham logo still on the glass?
These seem to be the more common version found (there are loads of this type on eBay). It still comes with a rounded stem and the blocky blue Babycham logo. Now the fawn is facing the other way in a prancing position and is a yellow colour. Although there is still a rounded stem, the Babycham logo is now missing from the base of the glass.
He has a particularly “blousey” blue bow. My glass has the same hexagonal stem and triple lined font for the logo, which is seen in some Babycham adverts from the late 50s. From the 1970s onwards the deer is a much sleeker and sophisticated chap in lemon yellow, leaping to the right.
The deer on the Babycham glass has changed style through the years, and offers an easy way to date your babycham glasses and get an idea of value. All this information on dating is to the best of my knowledge, so if you know better please do correct me as I’d genuinely be delighted to know! The first Babycham deer glasses featured a white deer.
Although there is still a rounded stem, the Babycham logo is now missing from the base of the glass. Instead there is a white inscription inside the bowl. There is also no gold trim around the edge of the glass like the previous glasses have. The fawn has changed back to a tan colour but is still in a prancing position.
These seem to be the more common version found (there are loads of this type on eBay). It still comes with a rounded stem and the blocky blue Babycham logo. Now the fawn is facing the other way in a prancing position and is a yellow colour. Although there is still a rounded stem, the Babycham logo is now missing from the base of the glass.
