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Ladybug_83 | 18:21 Thu 16th Feb 2006 | History
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I found a biscuit barrel and can't seem to find out much about it? This is what is on the bottom of the barrel, W&R Store on Trent, Carlton Ware, Carnation, RgN No. 30945, 1732R. Can you help me to identify it's history?
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I can't really help but are you sure it says store on Trent and not Stoke on Trent?
18:39 Thu 16th Feb 2006
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It very well could be, since I've even used a magnifying glass with my glasses and don't know if the letter is a "r", "n", or "k". Thank you for the input.
18:46 Thu 16th Feb 2006
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It could be Stone which is also a pottery town in Stafffs.
19:49 Thu 16th Feb 2006
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Its made by Wilshaw and Robinson, Carlton Works, Stoke on Trent. See HERE
20:04 Thu 16th Feb 2006
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Or HERE to see an example of their marks.
20:04 Thu 16th Feb 2006
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Get over to A & L cos its worth a few bob!
22:24 Thu 16th Feb 2006
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Thank you all for your info everyone, will check out all of your leads..
23:22 Thu 16th Feb 2006

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