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BOOTHS Large Jug “ The Pompadour ” 7 " Multicolor Made in England 1922-1935

$ 36.93

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Style: Edwardian
  • Color: Multi-Color
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
  • Condition: Excellent condition, no chips, cracks, scratches , breaks, discoloration or other signs of wear
  • Period: 1920-1940
  • Brand: Booths
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Made in :: England
  • Object Type: JUG

    Description

    Antique BOOTHs  Large Jug “ The Pompadour”
    Multicolor Pattern . c 1922-1935
    Silicon China . Made in England.
    Description :
    Beautiful Antique  Jug by Booths.  The Jug has octagonal   shape and  “ The Pompadour “  Multicolor Pattern  pattern with red  flowers , leaves and gralands.
    The mark identifies the year of production around 1922 -1935.
    The mark is self explanatory and has words “ Booths Silicon China “ , “Made in England“  and  “ The Pompadour “
    Other information:
    Issue Year:
    1922-1935
    Made in :
    England
    Material :
    Ceramics
    Sizes Approx Inches  :
    7 ¼
    tall x 6 ( top w handle) x 7 9middle section) , x 4 bottom
    Weight :
    1 lb 6.7 oz  ( 644  gram )
    Condition:
    Excellent  condition, no chips, cracks, scratches , breaks,
    discoloration or other  signs of wear
    .
    About the maker :
    The Booth's family business in pottery manufacture was started by Thomas Booth in Burslem in the 1850's and from 1868 at the Church Bank Works in Tunstall.
    Thomas's son - Thomas Gimbert Booth was in business with his father and in 1876 continued on his own account.
    By 1881 the factory employed 50 Men, 60 Boys, 15 Women, and 30 Girls
    From 1883 - 1887 he was joined by his brother Frederick as T G & F Booth.
    In January 1887 Frederick left the business and Thomas Gimbert continued on his own account.
    The business was registered as a limited company about 1898, and Thomas acted as managing director until 1904 then as chairman.
    Thomas Gimbert Booth died September 1907
    By 1914 the company employed 800 people
    In the 1920s the Person Group acquired an interest in Booths and then later full ownership - the name Booths was retained.
    In 1944 Booths acquired Colclough China Ltd - merging with them in 1948 to become Booths & Colclough Ltd
    In 1948 the two companies merged to become Booths & Colclough Ltd. Manufacturing continued at their separate sites.
    In 1953 the Lawley Group (already owners of Ridgway & Adderley Ltd) acquired control of Booths & Colclough.
    From January 1955 the combined companies continued as Ridgway & Adderley, Booths & Colclough Ltd.
    In February 1955 the name was changed to Ridgway Potteries Ltd.
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