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Bourne
& Leigh (Ltd)
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Location and period of operation:
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Bourne
& Leigh (Ltd) |
Burslem |
1892 |
1941 |
Earthenware manufacturer at the Albion and Leighton Potteries, Burslem.
Previously Bourne was in partnership as Blackhurst & Bourne (1880-92) at the Hadderidge Pottery Burslem.
Subsequently continued as Leighton Pottery Ltd (c.1940-54)
Initials used on ware for identification:
B & L
B & L
B
E B & J E L
E B J E L
E B & J E L
B

printed mark c.1912+

"Asiatic Pheasants" is
the pattern name
EB & JEL

printed mark used in the 1930's
"POMEGTANATE" is the pattern name
this mark with the name "Royal Leighton" was continued by Leighton Pottery Ltd
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The busy transfer image depicts an old man smoking a pipe talking to a boy who is smoking a cigarette. They are standing in a room with furniture, a dog, a cat, a fireplace with a kettle and a long table. Around the exterior rim are the words: A YORKSHIREMAN'S ADVICE TO HIS SON: SEE ALL, HEAR ALL, SAY NOWT. ON the lower part of the cup under the sleeping dog it reads: EAT ALL, DRINK ALL, PAY NOWT AND IF EVER THA DOES OUT FOR NOWT ALLUS DO IT FOR THISEN. There are transfer images of scrolls and fruit on the handle and interior rim. Marked on the
bottom in teal transfer: DIMENSIONS: A generous 4 and 1/4 inches high by 3 and 1/2 inch rim circumference.
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