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3 ruble Mikołaja I z 1834 roku -
5 dolarów 1854 -
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Alfred Rosenberg -
Aligator K-52 -
Antiek Porselein -
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Bandera i UPA -
Bombowiec B1b Lancester -
Ceramic servicii i garnituri -
Czworak Zygmunta Augusta z 1566 r -
Dukat Jana III Sobieskiego 1676 -
Geneza powstania Klu Klux Klanu -
Grosz głogowski Zygmunta Starego 1605 -
gwałciciel dzieci - ks. Jankowski -
Historia - opowieści z wojny -
historie -
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KAZIMIERZ DOLNY -
Kiedy mamy do czynienia ze stalkingiem -
Kolęda żeglarska -
Konzentrationslager Groß-Rosen -
Krwawy błazen z Ugandy Imi Dada -
Krzyż Wiktorii -
Lenin i Stalin - mordercy -
Medal Purpurowe Serce -
MOCARSTWO - ludobójcy -
Naziści z Klu klux Klanu -
Nieobliczalny Donald Trump -
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Order Kawalerów Maltańskich -
Order Legii Honorowej -
Order Virtuti Militari -
Order Złotego Runa -
Ostatnie miesiące -
Pałac w Kozłówce -
Przemilczane zbrodie na Polakach -
Reinhard Heydrich -
Skutki wojny w Wietnamie -
Spływ Dunajcem -
Stany Zjednoczone - Wietnam -
Święty Sylwester - kto to taki -
Talar Gdański Jana Kazimierza z 1650 r -
Tymf Jana Kazimierza 1663-1666 -
Z niemczenie nazwy miasta -
ZABAWA NA WESELACH -
Zamek w Janowcu -
Zamek w Nidzicy -
Zespół Szarotka -
ZYDZI i ich sprawy
1898. The father Thomas died and the son Thomas Clarke took control and lifted the company to even greater heights. He moved from the traditional methods for firing dinnerware to using gas and electricity.
1935. The premises moved to the St. Mary’s works. Reference to the Crown China works ceased and instead the Bone China theme was taken up. Thomas Clarke’s two sons Thomas and Fred had succeeded him and continued making quality items using electric firing ovens. Fred Wild died in 1961.
1964. Thomas Wild and Co. merged with the Pearson Group (Allied English Potteries) which included Royal Crown Derby and Paragon.
1970. All connection to the founders T.C. Wild & Sons was dropped with the renaming the company as Royal Albert Limited.
1972. The Pearson Group merged with Royal Doulton which included Minton, Beswick and Webb Corbett.
2001. Doulton moved production of Royal Albert to “state of the art” facilities in Indonesia so that all further production in England ceased. Naturally, these pieces are no longer stamped Made in England.