Bradbury, Mason and Broadhurst

Location and period of operation:

• Earthenware and china manufacturers at the Crown Works, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent. 

• The Crown Works in Stafford Street were near Flint Street and in some directories the works is recorded as 'Flint Street'
  There may have been two adjacent works. 

• The partners were James Bradbury, Richard Mason and James Broadhurst. 

• The partnership was dissolved after James Bradbury had died. 

  • The executors of the will of James Bradbury were Thomas Bradbury,
    Thomas Cope and John Hulme Hawley.  

• The business was continued by James Broadhurst on his own. 

Concurrently: The business also operated as Bradbury, Mason & Bradbury, Bradbury & Mason and as Anderson & Betteny. 

Previously: Bradbury, Anderson and Betteney.  

Subsequently: James Broadhurst 

CROWN POTTERY
 Bradbury, Mason and Bradbury
IRONSTONE CHINA

mark courtesy of
R K Henrywood
Staffordshire Potteries, 1781-1900

London Gazette, 1 September 1854 

notice of the dissolution of the partnership of
Bradbury, Mason & Broadhurst 

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