Allerton Brough & Green  




 

Location and period of operation:

Allerton Brough & Green

Longton

1831

1859

 

Manufacturers of earthenware, Lusterware and Egyptian Black at the Park Works (among others), Lane End (Longton), Stoke-on-Trent, England.

  • They were one of the largest pottery firms in Longton in the middle of the 19th century with 348 employees. 

  • The partners were Charles Allerton, Benjamin Singleton Brough and William Green. 

  • William Green was a partner in the pottery firm of Allerton, Brough and Green c.1832 to 1857.

 

Subsequently: Charles Allerton & Sons  

 

 


London Gazette, 
10th January 1860


notice of the dissolution of the partnership of
Allerton, Brough & Green in December 1859  

 

 

 


Willow pattern tureen

more on the Willow pattern 
WARRANTED
Stone Ware
A B & G 

more on Stone Ware

 

 

 


Willow pattern platter
WARRANTED
Stone Ware
A B & G 

photos courtesy: Debra Clifford

 

 

 


plate in the 'Chinese Moss' pattern
Chinese Moss
A B & G 

photos courtesy: Dorcas Jamieson

 

 

 

Factories operated by Allerton, Brough & Green

 

 


Park Works operated by Allerton, Brough & Green 

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Allerton, Brough & Green also operated at the Baltimore Works

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Questions, comments, contributions? email: Steve Birks

 

 


Page History:

Page created 15th November 2021

Last updated 30th January 2026: Example of Chinese Moss pattern added. Date of dissolution of the partnership corrected from 1858 to 1859.