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George Wooliscroft and Sons made tiles from c1884 to 2000 when they were taken over by Pilkingtons Tiles. They produced a wide range of tiles and were suppliers of blanks to a number of other tile decorating companies. They made mainly floor tiles after about 1910. Their works was unusual in that power was produced from a large waterwheel.

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	Derwent Foundry Co poppy in dotted border design Derwent Foundry Co transfer printed dust-pressed tile, poppy over an interlaced dotted strapwork design, 8" x 6", c1890
	George Wooliscroft and Sons, Japonnaiserie design of a fan, a bamboo table etc George Wooliscroft and Sons transfer printed and hand coloured dust-pressed tile with a Japonnaiserie design of a fan, a bamboo table and other motifs printed in brown with polychrome tinting on an off-white ground, 6" square, c1900
	George Wooliscroft and Sons, sample glaze patterns George Wooliscroft and Sons handpainted dust-pressed sample tile with 16 colour glaze tests (?), 6" square, c1900

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