Pattern No: A8908
| Pattern Name | Design Type | Designer | Likely Design Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not known | Print - enamelled prints | Not known | 1950 |
Notes
This pattern uses a wide range of Heath prints (see the Prints & Verses, Henry Heath section):
Tankards and jugs have been recorded with various Scenes in London prints such as No 25, No 37 (on the tankard shown), No 38 and No 44.
Many A8908 tobacco jars/humidors have been recorded in various countries, often with a Dunhill backstamp reference. Several primary (‘front’) prints are in use including Art of Tormenting 2(2), Scenes in London No 14 and No 25 (examples illustrated). All these jars have just one secondary print: Art of Tormenting 4(5). What can be noted is that all the tobacco jars have prints which include a smoking element which suggests planning rather than co-incidence!
A pattern sold by the London & Paris retailer Dunhill.
Tankards and jugs have been recorded with various Scenes in London prints such as No 25, No 37 (on the tankard shown), No 38 and No 44.
Many A8908 tobacco jars/humidors have been recorded in various countries, often with a Dunhill backstamp reference. Several primary (‘front’) prints are in use including Art of Tormenting 2(2), Scenes in London No 14 and No 25 (examples illustrated). All these jars have just one secondary print: Art of Tormenting 4(5). What can be noted is that all the tobacco jars have prints which include a smoking element which suggests planning rather than co-incidence!
A pattern sold by the London & Paris retailer Dunhill.
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