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Royal Vale china bowl - WWI
A Royal Vale china bowl. H. J. Colcough, Goddard Street, Longton. Transfer on one side shows the Heads of State and Flags of the Allies. Transfer on the other side shows flags of Canada and India - Canada and India for the Empire.. Commemorative Ware
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Allies Bowl Commemorative Goddard Heads Longton Pottery Transfer Vale Ware
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1. Title: "A Symbol of Unity and Alliance: A Royal Vale Commemorative China Bowl from World War I" This image showcases a beautiful Royal Vale china bowl, adorned with intricate transfers that reflect the historical significance of the time. The bowl, produced by H.J. Colcough at Goddard Street in Longton, bears witness to the unity and alliance of the Allied Powers during World War I. The transfer on one side of the bowl features the heads of state and flags of the Allied nations, including Britain, France, Russia, Italy, and the United States. This side represents the collective effort and determination of these countries to stand against the formidable forces of the Central Powers. On the reverse side, the bowl displays the flags of Canada and India, emphasizing their crucial role in the Empire during the war. The transfer reads "Canada and India for the Empire," symbolizing their unwavering commitment to the cause and their place within the broader British Empire. The Royal Vale china bowl is a testament to the historical importance of pottery and the role it played in commemorating significant events. This particular piece is a poignant reminder of the unity and alliance that existed among the Allied Powers during World War I, as they worked together to preserve peace and democracy. The intricate details of the transfers on this bowl are a reflection of the exceptional craftsmanship that characterized the pottery industry in Longton during the early 20th century. This piece is not only an exquisite example of historical commemorative ware but also a fascinating glimpse into the military, political, and social history of the time. This Royal Vale china bowl is an essential addition to any collection of historical artifacts or those interested in the pottery industry, military history, or the history of the British Empire.
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