Information Regarding The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company

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The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company - London - 1911

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The above is a dressing case designed and manufactured by the Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company in 1911. It was a presentation piece to Mrs. Woolryche Perowne, (Edith Marione (née Browne)), the wife of Lieut. Colonel J. T. Woolryche Perowne, V.D., by their friends in the South Molton parliamentary division in appreciation of the work for the Liberal Unionist Party in the two elections of January and December, 1910, which he unsuccessfully contested.

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The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company - London - 1911

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The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company - London - 1911

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The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company - London - 1911

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The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company - London - 1911

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The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company - London - 1911

THE PRINCESS

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Life, says the philosopher in a burst of wisdom, is made up of little worries, mostly preventable. Think for instance of the worries in domestic life that can be avoided if we only go the right way about it. Take the most common of all home worries—-the uncertainty of knowing when one will be ready for breakfast or dinner and the consequent annoyance of finding the meal either spoilt or cold. How many people ever realise the ease with which it can be averted? The hot- plate cosy banishes this worry. It is an elegant looking contrivance made of Welbeck silver plate and heated by an atmospheric lamp. In its simplest state it consists of an aluminium plate stood on legs. Below the plate the lamp burns. On the plate the breakfast bacon and eggs can be placed with the knowledge that they will be kept hot. In its complete form the hot-plate cosy adds to itself an oven. The aluminium plate lifts out—in its place slides a circular oven on top of which the aluminium plate fits. In this oven the plates for dinner are inserted to be kept hot for any length of time; on the aluminium slab the dishes are placed similarly to be kept warm. There is no chance therefore of the dinner spoiling. Whatever the delay in the meal the food is always kept warm and as appetising as when first ready for serving. The hot-plate cosy can be purchased from £5 upwards. It is a small price to pay for being insured against the greatest of all domestic worries. The hot-plate cosy can be obtained from the sole makers and patentees, the Alexander Clark Company, Ltd., 125, Fenchurch Street, E.C., and 188, Oxford Street, W.

Source: The Tatler - 12th June 1912

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The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company - London - 1911

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The Alexander Clark Co. Ltd. - London - 1912

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The Alexander Clark Company Ltd. - London - 1912

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The Alexander Clark Co. Ltd. - London - 1912

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The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company - London - 1911

VAPHIO

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The Alexander Clark Co. Ltd. - London - 1912

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The Alexander Clark Co. Ltd. - London - 1913

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The Alexander Clark Company Ltd. - London - 1914

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The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company - London - 1907

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Alexander Clark Co. (Shanghai) Ltd. - Shanghai - 1935

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The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company - London - 1910

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The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company - London - 1911

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