Plymouth Gin Ceramic Ashtrays, Match Strikers & Jugs.

Ashtrays and Match Strikers
	This James Green & Nephew Ltd ashtray is 10cms. in diameter and 6cms. high. it is completely hollow and is made of very thin china, as such it is quite fragile.     This ashtray probably pre WW2
	Causton Royal Winton Pottery Plymouth Gin Ashtray
	Coates Plymouth Gin Wedekind & Co London pyramid match striker with all the lettering and images on 3 sides in black and the 4th side showing the bottle in colour.
	Coates Plymouth Gin Wedekind & Co London Match Striker
	Plymouth Gin, Coates & Co, Hardock & Corfield, Ltd. Mitcham Match Striker,
	Plymouth Gin, Coates & Co, Late Foley Shelley Match Striker
	Plymouth Gin Ashtray from the c 1976-1997 the period during the life span of this particular Plymouth Gin Label
Jugs
	Royal Dalton Two Tone Coates & Co Original Plymouth Gin Jug The Royal Dalton mark would suggest that it was made between 1902 and 1922 The Pattern Number indicates 1920
	Plymouth Gin Royal Dalton Jug with the Plymouth Dry Gin Shield Monk device embossed on the surface. The Royal Dalton mark would suggest that it was made between 1902 and 1922 The Pattern Number indicates 1927
	Simple square water jug made by Wade Regicor, very much in the 1960's style of label and intended for the export market

Plymouth Gin has commissioned several ceramic promotional and advertising items. Most notable among these are the Fish or Gurgling Jugs and the International Code of Signals Plates and as such, we have devoted pages to each of these items In the Dartmouth Pottery pages

Below are the Plymouth Gin ceramic items we have identified and seen, many of which are now in our collection. We are sure there are many items that are not shown here yet, including some we have seen in antique dealers charging greatly inflated prices, so beware. There are, we are sure, more, so if you have any information please let us know.