Dainty Porcelain Basket With Flower Decoration For Trinkets Or Teaspoons Decor In 1935 the firm was

In 1935 the firm was part of an ill-fated merger with Fenton Bros and James Deakin & Sons and it closed permanently within three years of the merger

The spoons come in their original presentation box

The Booths family business in pottery was first began by Thomas Booth during the 1850’s

which is also a general style of painting in a variety of Mediterranean countries

Height of spout: 19

Dainty Porcelain Basket With Flower Decoration For Trinkets Or Teaspoons Decor In 1935 the firm wasA dainty little porcelain basket decorated with purple, pink, and yellow flowers and green leaves. The basket is also adorned with beautiful gold trim. This little basket is ideal for holding your high tea teaspoons or alternatively your valuable trinkets. Not marked or stamped. In perfect condition. Height: 9 cm, Oval base: 6. 2 cm x 5 cm, Rim: 7. 5 cm x 5. 5 cm