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Posted 10 years ago
Rick55
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I recently purchased a glass lot at auction. This vase was included, but I have no idea what it is. On the bottom I has the Booth name and that it was manufactured for Tiffany & Co. It measures 7" h x 5" w. Can anybody tell me anything about it?
Thanks
Rick
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Booths were a well regarded porcelain manufacturer in Tunstall, England.
This would date between 1930 and 1946 when Booths joined Colclough, as Booths and Colclough until 1954, when they essentially finished.
Marks are shown here:
http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/b/booths.html
It is a beautiful piece of reticulated porcelain and I would imagine pricey in it's day.
You might need to do some searching to see more of their wares.
Thanks so much racer4four! I've tried finding info by googling but have been unsuccessful. I'm going to keep looking.
Rick
great info, racer4four, and I agree, definitely was pricey in its day!
rick55, although the border is very different, it appears that the floral motif on your vase is a variation of Booths "Lowenstoft Border" pattern that was made specifically for Tiffany & Co.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Booths-China-Lunch-Plates-5-Manuf-for-Tiffany-Co-Lowestoft-Border-Floral-/231346668630?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35dd560456
This floral motif is more similar but wasn't made for Tiffany:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Booths-Bouillon-Cup-Only-Lowestoft-Boder-Blue-Floral-Center-Vintage-Discontinued-/251658768093?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a98080edd
Oh wow solver, I can see the similarities especially in the second example! Much appreciated.
Rick
http://www.newhamstory.com/node/1757
what an intersting vase
Very pretty vase.
Thanks Bill and Silvia. I hadn't revisited this post, so I hadn't seen your link Silvia. Thanks!
Thanks so much Gary, I had forgotten about this piece lol.