Pte John Thomas Titcombe

Pte John Thomas Titcombe 1279, 6th Bn., Royal Munster Fusiliers who died age 23, on 17 August 1915 Son of Mr. J. and Mrs. K. Titcombe. of 23, Cambria Place, Swindon, Wilts; husband, of Eva May Nurse (formerly Titcombe), of 10, Council Houses, Farmborough, Bath.
Remembered with honour
More details can be found at Hook & Lydiard War Memorials website

Norma Titcomb

Song written by Norma Titcomb with help from her father Norman Titcomb

Raku teapot by Andy Titcomb

Raku teapot from an exhibition of new work...mainly teapots which were on show at Rock Institute, Rock, Wadebridge, Cornwall from December 20th until January 2nd 2010.

John Titcombe jewellery

John Titcombe trained at the 200 year Birmingham School of Jewellery and Silversmith. Upon finishing his training he joined a small firm in Bath managing their workshop at 19. After a decade he decided to start his own manufacturing company based in his home city of Birmingham, on Vyse Street in the heart of the 'Jewellery Quarter' trading under the name of Anvers. The inspiration of this name came from the many trips John had made to Antwerp, the diamond capital of the world. Anvers is 'Flemish' for Antwerp.
John Titcombe's website