1930’s Assembled Booths Dinner Set For Four – Floradora Pattern Tableware The silver inlay and trim

The silver inlay and trim could possibly be polished to bring out the silver

1899 and a gold label – A Nigel Pain product

The ramekins are not marked or stamped

Height of rim: 5

1930’s Assembled Booths Dinner Set For Four – Floradora Pattern Tableware The silver inlay and trimBooths was established in 1891 at Tunstall and from 1912 was also active at the Soho and Swan Potteries in Tunstall. The Booths family business in pottery was first began by Thomas Booth during the 1850s, but the business was only registered as a limited company in 1891. In 1944 Booths acquired Colclough China Ltd and merged with them in 1948 to become Booths & Colclough Ltd. In 1953 the Lawley Group who owned Ridgway and Adderley Ltd acquired control