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Boote in der Devil's Bay auf Virgin Gorda

Thomas and Richard Boote established a pottery works in 1842, soon after making encaustic tiles under licence from Herbert Minton. Their main works was the Waterloo Pottery in Burslem, though many other works around Stoke were owned by this successful and large company. The tile making side of the business expanded in the late 19th century and they were one of the largest producers, and registered over 50 designs between 1878 and 1908. The company was eventually taken over by Richards in 1963.

 

Identifying the Victorian and Edwardian tiles made by T&R Boote is not always easy; their tile backs are reasonably distinctive, but they sold large numbers of tiles to decorating companies, and seldom marked their own tiles with registration or pattern numbers - indeed a Boote tile with a pattern number is more likely to have been decorated by another company. The tile top centre in this group has a registration number on the transfer print folded over onto the edge of the tile. Top left, the design appears in an 1899 advertising sheet. So the selection here is very small, but we can be pretty sure they are all Boote tiles. Corrections welcomed!

 

If you are interested in this sort of thing, perhaps the Tiles & Architectural Ceramics Society is up your street - take a look at tilesoc.org.uk/tacs/

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Boote auf der Havel bei Berlin, nähe der Pfaueninsel.

 

Boats on the River Havel near Berlin, near the Peacock Island.

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Boote am Ufer des Sees Narie bei Kretowiny - Polen

am Bootsverleih an der Ise

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easy lith 25+25+1000+100 old brown

 

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... im Hafen von Skagen, Nordjylland.

Der Yachthafen von Großenbrodefähre am Fehmarnsund. Im Hintergrund die Fehmarnsundbrücke.

Es wird Herbst in Berlin. Bald sind die Bootsstege leer.

Blick von Elephantine auf das Westufer des Nils und Assuan. Am rechten Rand oben das Old Cataract Hotel.

Titisee, Hochschwarzwald

Location: Breitbrunn am Chiemsee

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Gesehen an der Cote de Lumière in Frankreich.

 

Tmax 400 8x10 inch in Tanol-Speed. Vergrößert auf Kenntona im Moersch VGT. Abschließende 30 sekündige MT1 Selentonung 1+25

Am Ufer des Mekongs in Laos umgeben vom Karstgebirge und Regenwald. Eine Boote ümpeln im Wasser vor einer Hütte.

 

Set on the banks of the Mekong River in Laos is surrounded by karst mountains and rainforest . A boats bobbing in the water in front of a hut .

 

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Boote ankern in einer Bucht auf der Isla del Sol im Titicacasee, Bolivien.

The firm of T&R Boote was a prolific tile maker in the 19th and 20th centuries, making a huge range of products, from millions of plain white tiles for the Rotherhithe Tunnel, to print and tint florals for your fireplace. The tiles are reasonably easy to identify from the backs, though they did provide blanks to many people who added their own transfers. Here is a little run of moulded tiles, probably 1890s.

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