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    CONNECTION WITH, S.W SILVER & CO (LONDON/LIVERPOOL) AND POTTERY ...I HAVE A VASE WITH THE STAMP ON THE BOTTOM?

    pics wont upload  item is a blue/white floral pattern think its a   transfer but cant find anything on this got info on munitions  and rubber but not pottery


     

    +2  Views: 1484 Answers: 3 Posted: 14 years ago
    lindilou

    hucking.fell I do believe I have found a good link...a bit of research involved as it appears as though the Silver co. was dealing in an awful lot of 'stuff' and so...once you get to the page you can click on the tiny word "Makers" just above the Silver name...this will give you a page of alphabetized boxes...go through them for the photos and artists attached and buddy? Good luck..I think you'll find what you seek at this site!>>>http://www.antiques-atlas.com/antiques/maker/S_W_Silver_Co/

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    Here's info on the company>>>


    Stephen Winkworth Silver & Co appear to have started life in 1838 as Clothiers with premises in London and Liverpool. Four years later they expanded with an outlet at Bishopsgate, London and increased the size of their Liverpool premises. They also opened workshops at Commercial Road East, London. It is probable that around this date they started to concentrate on supplying clothing and furniture for the traveller. As they were already forging strong connections in the East through supplying the military and emigrants, they were ideally placed to import India rubber as a business alongside their clothing and furniture. The European discovery of the qualities of Gutta Percha in this year were also to have a dramatic effect on S.W. Silver’s business. See more>>>http://www.campaignfurniture.com/catdetails.asp?pubID=19

    hucking.fell

    thx. a lot more than i found, cant find any other pottery bearing there name yet
    lindilou

    Sounds like a rare commodity! Try these guys at the Antique road show.Perhaps they'll provide you with some interesting details regarding the pottery and its' worth>>link here>>http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/roadshow/
    We have a cedar chest can you tell us the approx value
    lindilou

    This depends upon its' age and maker...can be worth from 150 to 375...see some of these links here>>>https://www.google.ca/search?q=cedar+chest+can+you+tell+us+the+approx+value&rlz=1C1AFAB_enCA479CA479&oq=cedar+chest+can+you+tell+us+the+approx+value&aqs=chrome.0.57&sugexp=chrome,mod=0&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
    We are more interested in the history than the value now


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