Antique
circa 1880s
Majolica Aesthetic Movement Plate
Japanese Theme Bird & Fan Pattern
SHORTER & BOULTON
Plate measures approximately 9 1/2" in diameter
the following is excerpted from the website thepotteries.org
Earthenware and Majolica manufacturer at Copeland Street, Stoke, Stoke-on-Trent
• The partners were Arthur Shorter and James Boulton
• Shorter and Boulton did a large business in majolica in the USA.
Their work is almost always unmarked
• In 1891 Arthur Shorter left the running of the business to James Boulton and Shorter managed the company established by his brother-in-law A. J. Wilkinson following the latter’s accidental death.
• In 1897 Bolton's son, William, took over the running of the business.
• In 1900 Arthur Shorter’s younger son John Guy Shorter became manager and by 1905 the company had become Shorter & Son.
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