Crockery

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Posted by Johanbotha
12 years ago
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Description

This is a set of buddha crockery made by wood&sons England and came to South Africa with the 1820 settlers.The stamp on the crockery is Woods 510.Photo's attached
Category General Antiques and Collectibles
Medium Not sure
Distinguishing marks Woods 510
Condition Good
Date Period 1820 or Earlier
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Submitted by Lovejoy

We'd need to images of the marking, this set looks like it dates later than 1820.

Submitted by kathyBeh

Wood & Son started in 1865, name changed to Wood & Sons in 1907. Ltd. was added on 1910.

Submitted by kathyBeh

Also this pattern is much later, as LJoy stated,  it is from  the 1920's.  :)
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