Colclough & Co

Stanley Pottery Ltd






 

Location and period of operation:

Colclough & Co

Longton

1887

1928

Stanley Potteries Ltd

Longton

1928

1931

 

Earthenware and porcelain manufacturer at the Cromartie Works and then Stanley Pottery, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent, England

  • The company appear to have been started as decorators of china and earthenware and occupied various premises in Longton, later manufacturing earthenware in their own right at the Stanley Pottery. 

  • Control of the business was acquired by Thomas Wild & Sons (pre-1923) and the company continued to trade under its own name until it was sold in 1928.

  • The new owners, Mr & Mrs Veron of Burslem, changed the name to Stanley Pottery Ltd, but the company didn't survive the effects of the Great Depression and it closed in 1931. 

 

NOTE: There was an unrelated company called Stanley Pottery Co 

 

 


Colclough & Co
Cromartie Works
Market Lane, Longton 

1907 advert for Colclough & Co

 

Market Lane,
Longton


A Colclough & Co.,
China decorators

from: 1907 Staffordshire Sentinel 
'Business Reference Guide to 
The Potteries, Newcastle & District'

 

 


teapot and stand in the Imair style 

 

 


Biscuit Barrel - Jacobean Ware with bamboo hadle
Jacobean Ware Vase

 

 

 
Jacobean Ware bowl

 

 

 

 
Colclough & Co jug with lid 

 

 


Royal Stanley 
Ware
C & Co
LONGTON
Stoke-on-Trent
England

 

photos courtesy: Deborah Vaughan 

 

 

Marks & Initials used on ware for identification:

Royal Stanley Ware

C & Co

Jacobean

'Jacobean' was a range of art nouveau 
style ornamental ware  

NOTE: There was an unrelated company called Stanley Pottery Co 

 


Royal Stanley 
Ware
C & Co
LONGTON
Stoke-on-Trent
England

1903-19
Royal Stanley Ware
RS
C & Co
England

1919-28

these marks were continued by Stanley Pottery Ltd (1928-31)  

 


Royal Stanley Ware
RS
C & Co
JACOBEAN
England

'Jacobean' was a range of art nouveau style ornamental ware  

 

 

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