T. G. and F. Booth

Location and period of operation:

Earthenware and ironstone manufacturers at the Church (Bank) works in the High Street and at the Highgate Pottery, Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent

• The partners were the brothers Thomas Gimbert Booth and Fred Booth

• As well as the pottery manufacturing business the brothers were Glass, China and Earthenware dealers and merchants.

• The partnership was dissolved on 1st January 1887 amd Thomas Gimbert continued on his own account. 

 

 

Formerly Thomas G Booth

Subsequently Booth's Ltd

 

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London Gazette
31 December 1889 

Notice that the partnership between Thomas Gimbert Booth
and Frederick Booth was dissolved on 1st January 1887 

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Platter in the Washington Pattern

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Strawberry Pattern

serving platter in the Hawthorn pattern 

platter in the Richmond pattern
This pattern was registered in 1886

Marks & initials used on ware for identification:

T G & F B

T G & F BOOTH

T.G & F.B.

'Hawthorn' is the pattern name

T.G & F.B.

'Sandringham' is the pattern name
the registration date is 13 November 1883

T.G & F.B.

'Hawthorn' is the pattern name
the registration date is 1886

Semi Porcelain
T.G & F.B.
ENGLAND

Parisian Granite
T.G & F.BOOTH
ENGLAND

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Questions/comments/contributions?  Steve Birks