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Originally the dust-pressed tile making division of Minton and Co, from 1840 to 1868. Following the court case which split up the company, Minton Hollins continued as a separate company in new premises at Stoke designed by Charles Lynam, known as the Patent Tile Works. Used the name Minton and Co for encaustic tiles and, after c1920, for all tile production.

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	Minton Hollins and Co Sunflower design Minton Hollins and Co transfer printed dust-pressed tile, a sunflower in an elaborate border. Printed in monochrome, probably designed by John Windsor Bradburn, 6" square, c1880
	Minton, Hollins and Co acanthus border design Minton Hollins and Co transfer printed dust-pressed tile, border design of acanthus leaves in an elaborate border. Printed in monochrome. 6" tile, c1880.
	Minton, Hollins and Co, Art Nouveau floral design Minton, Hollins and Co relief moulded dust-pressed tile, Art Nouveau stylised floral design, polychrome glazed, 6" x 3", c1910
	Minton, Hollins and Co, six quatrefoils with fleur de lys within floet borders Minton, Hollins and Co block printed dust-pressed tile with two rows of three quatrefoils with fleur de lys terminals, within narrow border of florets and dots, 8" square, c1880
	Minton, Hollins and Co, Vertical Art Nouveau flower design Minton, Hollins and Co tube-lined dust-pressed tile, vertical Art Nouveau stylised floral design, polychrome glazed, 6" x 3", c1910

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