Owners Contributions
A huge thank you to everybody who has contacted us to share their Till & Sons pieces and information over the years and more recently.
We are presently organising and transferring lots of images that owners have kindly agreed to allow us to share on our website.
If you have anything that may be of interest to us we are always delighted to receive any information.
Please email thomastillsons1825@gmail.com or chatawayalice@gmail.com
Thomas Till
& Son/s
Online Museum
A virtual museum dedicated to promoting the manufactorer and family history of Thomas Till and his sons, Edwin and William.
Contact us
We aim to respond to all communication as quickly as possible. Please understand that we have a lot of correspondence
Latest news
Welcome to our new Thomas Till & Sons Online Museum.
This website is presently under construction and content revision but we are still eager to hear from anybody who own Till pieces or have any information on the Burslem manufacturer. Maybe one of your ancestors worked for the Till family!
Introduction
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This site is a dedication to our favourite Staffordshire Earthenware Manufacturer, Thomas Till & Sons. The content of this website is home produced and based upon our vast personal collection of Till & Son/s and Tillson pottery.
We are happy for anybody to use our site as a resource for finding information on Thomas Till & Son/s. We would ask that if anybody wishes to quote our research that we are given appropriate reference and acknowledgement. Equally, if anybody wishes to use or copy a section from this site of more than one sentence we would ask that permission be obtained first. We will not refuse a reasonable request as long as our own intellectual copyright is acknowledged and respected accordingly. The aim of this site is to promote the little public reference to the primary potter Till & Son/s. We would welcome any memories, historical facts or anything else that is known about Thomas Till. We will, of course, give acknowledgement to anybody who provides us with new or updated information.
Museum curators
Christine & Mike Hathaway-Coley
