Re: Vaisselle importée au Québec au X1Xe et XXe siècle
Posté par Beauportois le 17/06/2015 15:07:23
Bon matin,
Voici une assiette de la Robert Cochran & Co., Glasgow, Imperial Ironstone China (marque estampillée)/ motifs en relief: castor, écureuil, mais et feuilles d'érable...pour notre marché.
(The manufacture of pottery is one of the numerous ties that have received creditable development in Glasgow ; and among its best representatives in this city stands the eminent house of Messrs. Robert Cochran & Co., one of the oldest concerns of its kind in the west of Scotland. The origin of this important business dates back as far as the year 1770. Mr. Robert Cochran commenced operations as a pottery manufacturer in Finnieston Street about 1840. In 1854 the Britannia Pottery in Glebe Street, St. Rollox, was started, the partners being Mr. Alexander Cochran and Mr. James Fleming, who continued the business under the style of Robert Cochran & Co.)
Au XIXe siècle, au Canada, Robert Cochran fut l'un des plus importants exportateurs britanniques (écossais).
Salutations cordiales,
Beauportois
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Voici une assiette de la Robert Cochran & Co., Glasgow, Imperial Ironstone China (marque estampillée)/ motifs en relief: castor, écureuil, mais et feuilles d'érable...pour notre marché.
(The manufacture of pottery is one of the numerous ties that have received creditable development in Glasgow ; and among its best representatives in this city stands the eminent house of Messrs. Robert Cochran & Co., one of the oldest concerns of its kind in the west of Scotland. The origin of this important business dates back as far as the year 1770. Mr. Robert Cochran commenced operations as a pottery manufacturer in Finnieston Street about 1840. In 1854 the Britannia Pottery in Glebe Street, St. Rollox, was started, the partners being Mr. Alexander Cochran and Mr. James Fleming, who continued the business under the style of Robert Cochran & Co.)
Au XIXe siècle, au Canada, Robert Cochran fut l'un des plus importants exportateurs britanniques (écossais).
Salutations cordiales,
Beauportois
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006.JPG (181.48 KB)
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004.JPG (52.36 KB)
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