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Armchair Toby ashpot stoneware brown advertising - Royal Doulton 1924-1929

Armchair Toby stoneware ashpot in a brown vest, brown jacket and black pants colorway, modeled by Harry Simeon and produced by Royal Doulton of Lambeth, England, between 1924 and 1929. An Armchair Toby is an Ordinary Toby featuring a common man of the time wearing 18th century clothing and a tricorn hat. He is seated in a comfortable armchair and holding an overflowing mug of ale in his right hand. Rather than a handle on the back, these derivatives have a hole in the back for depositing cigarette and cigar ashes. This advertising ashpot was made for the English pub Ye Olde Cock Tavern located at 22 Fleet Street. This ashpot was likely placed in the middle of the table or on the bar to collect cigarette or cigar ashes and butts.

Maker:

Royal Doulton

England

1924-1929

Model #:

8587

Stoneware

ashpot

Size:

medium

Height:

5 3/4"

Armchair Toby ashpot stoneware brown advertising - Royal Doulton 1924-1929
Armchair Toby ashpot stoneware brown advertising - Royal Doulton 1924-1929
Armchair Toby ashpot stoneware brown advertising - Royal Doulton 1924-1929
Armchair Toby ashpot stoneware brown advertising - Royal Doulton 1924-1929
Armchair Toby ashpot stoneware brown advertising - Royal Doulton 1924-1929
Armchair Toby ashpot stoneware brown advertising - Royal Doulton 1924-1929
Armchair Toby ashpot stoneware brown advertising - Royal Doulton 1924-1929
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