Charles Heathcote & Co






 

Location and period of operation:

Heatcote & Co

Lane End

1818

1824

(See sources)

China and Earthenware manufacturer at Lane End, (Longton) Stoke-on-Trent

  • The principle partner was Charles Heathcote.

 

NOTE: There was a later company 'Williamson & Son' who used the trade name 'HEATHCOTE CHINA" - there is no 
          connection between these two companied.

 


Side plate
 transfer-printed in underglaze blue 

with impressed mark:

HEATHCOTE & Co 2

 


 


Soup plate
Lead-glazed earthenware, transfer-printed in underglaze blue 
at the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum

with impressed mark:

HEATHCOTE & Co 2

 


 


earthenware platter printed in blue in a Chinoiserie design 
and painted in pink, orange, yellow, purple and green overglaze

with the printed Price of Wales' feathers mark

 

picture: printedbritishpotteryandporcelain

 


 

Marks used on ware for identification:

HEATHCOTE & Co

C HEATHCOTE & Co

printed or impressed mark
sometmes the name of the pattern is included

 


 


C HEATHCOTE & Co

The Prince of Wales's three-feather
crest appears on printed marks

'CAMBRIA' is the pattern name

 


 


Heathcote 
& Co 2

 


Heathcote 
& Co 3

not sure what the numbers are after the name
they could be related to the date of
manufacture 


Questions/comments/contributions? email: Steve Birks