One piece of (broken) Demi-john. Only artifact from this hotel known to date.
Impressed stamp on piece: "E. TIGHE OXFORD HOTEL PETERSHAM".
(Reference: The Antique Bottle & Ceramic Club newsletter - Vol 8 No 9, September 1988)
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Oxford Hotel Petersham
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One piece of (broken) Demi-john. Only artifact from this hotel known to date. Impressed stamp on piece: "E. TIGHE OXFORD HOTEL PETERSHAM". (Reference: The Antique Bottle & Ceramic Club newsletter - Vol 8 No 9, September 1988) |
| Oxford Hotel history:
Edward Tighe was one of many publicans at the Oxford Hotel before and during the turn of the last century. He was there from 1880-1885. After that, he was listed as a Grocer and Ironmonger (1890-1889). He was a grocer on Crystal Street, Petersham, from 1887-1888. Before the Oxford Hotel, in 1879, he was at the Crown Hotel on Regent Street and Bank Street. 1880-1885 - Edward Tighe 1886 - Charles Love 1887 - Alexander McDonald 1888-89 - Cecil Bauluis 1890 - Cecil Rawlins 1891-92 - John West 1893 - Edwin Faust 1894 - Phillip Cook 1895 - Elizabeth Cook 1896-1902(?) - Fredrick Rudd
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