T. G. and F. Booth |
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Location and period of operation:
T. G. & F. Booth |
Tunstall |
1883 |
1891 |
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
London Gazette
31 December 1889
Notice that the partnership between Thomas Gimbert Booth
and Frederick Booth was dissolved on 1st January 1887
Platter in the Washington Pattern
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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