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What are bossons?
Bossons decorative pieces were made by W.H. Bossons, Ltd., of Congleton, England between 1948 and 1996. They include wall masks (heads), animals, barometers, mirrors, thermometers, bookends, lamp bases, pottery figures and much, much more!
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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGEGreetings all and welcome to our unique site that is dedicated to Bossons lovers worldwide. Whether you have one or five hundred pieces, you appreciate this art form. We want to share the many different types of artwork that were offered by the Bossons Company and its many dedicated artists. Many collectors are memorized by the eyes, others by the lifelike features of the face or the beautiful plaques featuring scenes that some only imagine. If you are interested in joining our "family" or just have a question, please feel free to contact me anytime. I may not have all the answers, but one of our knowledgeable members probably does. If you have any suggestions or recommendations we would love to hear from you. So with that behind us, please feel enjoy the website and we hope to hear from you soon. Your friend and fellow collector, Norm Derocher Executive Director, IBCS | Bossons UK MeetingThe 15th European Bossons Collectors meeting was held on Saturday, 19th August 2023 from 12-4p at the Astbury Village Hall on the outskirts of Congleton. | the Imagical World of BossonsBook 1: This book provides an narrative of the development of the W.R. Bossons Company which designed, produced and marketed the renowned character wall masks, figurines, shelf ornaments, Ivorex, Briar Rose and Fraser-Art products. Book I covers information available through 1982. The 9x14 hard cover 238 page book has color photos of over 350 Bossons products. Book 2: Book II of the Imagical World of Bossons chronicles discoveries and developments of Bossons products from 1982-1994. With 176 pages and 515 color photograghs, Book II does not repeat nor is it an update of Book I. Rather it is a continuation of the original work. Book II contains an alphabetical index for both Book I and Book II. Collectors should possess both texts to have a complete reference to aid in the quest for Bossons artware. Collectors will find the Imagical World of Bossons Book I and Book II invaluable in identifying discontinued Bossons items. Together these two books provide a complete catalogue of Bossons products. |
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