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A popular BLUE AND WHITE transfer pattern. According to Bill Parkin, in his booklet, ‘The Earthenwares of Booths 1864-1948’, this was produced using old engravings from the famous Davenport company, ironstone manufacturers of the C19th.
Compare this pattern with WOODS English
Scenery
Three marks have been used
which can help in dating BRITISH SCENERY items:
SILICON CHINA
ENGLAND
c. 1906–21
(earlier Booths period)
SILICON CHINA
MADE IN ENGLAND
c. 1921–45
in cartouche on square frame
MADE IN ENGLAND
A8024
c. 1945+
A8024 is the pattern number found on post-war items. These later items dispense with the attractive narrow border of intertwined leaves found on earlier examples of the pattern (see right).
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