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Stanley Pottery Co |
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Location and period of operation:
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Stanley Pottery Co |
Burslem |
1909 |
1937 |
The Stanley Pottery Co. was an earthenware manufacturer based at Newport Lane, Middleport, Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent from c.1909-1937.
They tend to be listed in the American marks books rather that the British one, so presumably were primarily exporters of ware rather than supplying the home market.
The Stanley Pottery Company specialised in flow blue ware and most of their ware is a simple blue colour with gold or silver gilt bands.
Some pink or green decorated pieces were produced - often with colour accents.
NOTE: other pottery manufacturers used the trade name STANLEY.
Cup and Saucer in the TORBREX
pattern
flow blue with silver gilt
Saucer in the TOURAINE pattern
flow blue with gold gilt
| Some pieces in the Touraine pattern have the registration number 329815 - which dates from 1898 and the pattern was first manufacturered by Henry Alcock & Co (c.1891-1900) - the Stanley Potttery Company manufacturered the same pattern. |
Vegetable serving dish in the
TOURAINE pattern
flow blue with silver gilt
Platter in the CLIVE pattern
a more unusual colour for the Stanley
Pottery Co. who tended to produce ware in blue
detail of the CLIVE pattern
pink transfer with gold gilt and colour
accents
Initials and marks used on ware for identification:
They used the printed mark S.P. Co. and also a printed crown mark
Stanley Pottery Co
England
"OSTEND" is the pattern name
"CLIVE" is the pattern name
Stanley Pottery Co
BURSLEM
England
found (2002) in the sand near Fort Lennox
in a
little village called Henryville in Québec, Canada.
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