1963
When RG Wharam dies leaving no heirs the company is sold to another London based sanitaryware company Boldings Ltd.
1939 – 1945
World War II.
1937
The Marlborough works are sold and a large extension is built onto the back of 120 Kings Road for use as a factory and warehousing.
1925
Robert M Wharam Chairman of Thomas Crapper & Co Ltd. is appointed President of the Royal Warrant Holders Association.
1920
The company continues to trade from 120 Kings Road building a strong reputation for high quality products and services.
1920
Formation of the League of Nations – forerunner to the United Nations.
1914 – 1918
The Great War.
1911
The company receives its fourth Royal Warrant from His Majesty George V.
1910
Thomas Crapper died and is buried in Elmer’s End Cemetery, Beckenham, Kent.
1907
Thomas Crapper & Co Ltd. purchased 120 Kings Road, Chelsea for a new bathroom showroom.
