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WILEMAN CREAM PITCHER CHINTZ PATTERN
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This listing is for a PITCHER by Wileman in the Chintz pattern. It is in great condition, no chips cracks or crazing, t is a little wear in a couple of places to the gold edging. The other items pictured will be offered for sale in separate listings. I require insurance and delivery confirmation, this protects both you and me. Please ask any questions before bidding. I have DSL so I am always on line and will answer quickly. The history of this company : Members of the Shelley family were in the pottery business in England as early as the 18th century. In 1872 Joseph Shelley formed a partnership with James Wileman of Wileman & Co. who operated the Foley China Works. The Wileman & Co name was used for the firm for the next fifty years, and between 1890 and 1910 the words "The Foley" appeared above conjoined "WC" initials. Beginning in 1910 the Shelley family name in a shield appeared on wares, although the firm's official name was still Wileman & Co. The company's name was finally changed to Shelley in 1925. Please Check out my other items !
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