Plate - Nine Hours Movement
TitlePlate - Nine Hours Movement
ReferencePLATE/MISC/011
Date
1871
Production date 1871 - 1871
Scope and ContentPlate to celebrate Burnett, the King of the nine hours movement. Illustrated with an image of John Burnett and images of birds, butterflies and roses. There is text around the image of Burnett reading: Burnett. The King of the nine hours movement. The strike of 7500 men commenced Whit Monday 1871. Other text on the plate reads: In presenting a portrait of the 9 hours King W Snowball congratulates the Tyneside men on their victory. W Snowball, Kent House, High St., Gateshead. A [bird] in the [hand] is worth two in the [bush]. Wilful waste makes woeful want. Black silk dress goods of every description. Aberdeen winceys from 2d to 1/6 per yard. Jackets, mantles, furs and shawls. Plain and fancy scarfes, corsets and crinolines
Extent1 ceramic plate
Physical descriptionDiameter: 230mm. Shape: Round, scalloped rim. Colour. Materials: Clay, glaze, paint. Method: Stencil, stamp. Manufacturer: J Wardle
LanguageEnglish
Persons keywordBurnett, John (1842–1914)
Subject9 hour day, Hours of work, Strikes
Conditions governing accessOpen
Levelfile
Normal locationMiscellaneous Plates Box 1 (Room 32)