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Rare Vintage 1930-1932 Set Of 6 Baker & Co (Fenton) Ceramic Art Moderne Range Dessert Bowls Vanity James Colclough was one of
Rare Vintage 1930-1932 Set Of 6 Baker & Co (Fenton) Ceramic Art Moderne Range Dessert Bowls Vanity James Colclough was one of
$150.00
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James Colclough was one of the earliest co-op traders in Stoke-On-Trent and in 1901 the Co-operative Society was then officially founded in Burslem
A non-permanent marker can be utilised to write the name of the particular cheese that it’s used for
which is widely believed to be an early mark of Frederick Asman
The item has some age related crazing and spots
a rare pattern today
Rare Vintage 1930-1932 Set Of 6 Baker & Co (Fenton) Ceramic Art Moderne Range Dessert Bowls Vanity James Colclough was one ofThe firm was established in 1790 by Ralph Bourne & William Baker as Bourne & Baker. In 1833 the partnership was dissolved and William Baker continued the business in 1839 as William Baker & Co and had become the most important business in Fenton by 1850. The company is believed to have closed in 1932. This is a complete set of 6 ceramic dessert bowls manufactured by Baker & Co, Fenton, between 1930 and 1932 and each item is marked underneath with the
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