Earthenware manufacturer at Ranelagh Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, England. In the 1860/70s the Ranelagh Works had been worked by James Oldham - 'Earthenware, Mosaic and Ornamental Stoneware' manufacturer. 

• In 1946 Paramount Pottery was established by Charles Griffith Bowers who was the son of C.H. Bowers [who was the Managing Director of Booths of Tunstall]. Charles Griffith Bowers followed the same career path with Booths, moving to Keele Street Pottery in 1946. C.G. Bowers died in 1961.

• The Paramount Pottery was the base for C.G. Bower's acquisition of other pottery companies who all became part of the Keele Street Pottery Group. 

• In 1950 the group changed its name to Staffordshire Potteries Limited and in 1951 began to lease building at the nearby Meir Airport. 

• Paramount Pottery became a production unit of Staffordshire Potteries but continued to operate from Hanley.

• In the 1956 Pottery Gazette Paramount Pottery were listed as a 'member of the K.S.P. group'. They were still operating from the Ranelagh Street in Hanley.

•  In the 1960 Pottery Gazette they were listed as operating from Meir Airport. C G Bowers continued to be the Chairman and Managing Director of Paramount Pottery Co. Ltd.  - 'a member of the K.S.P. group'