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Ashby Potters Guild

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About MeThe Ashby Potters Guild was established in 1909 at Woodville in Derbyshire by Pascoe Tunnicliffe. The pottery produced decorative and functional earthenware, all pieces individually thrown by the designers. The work is generally characterised by leadless glazes in shades of blue, moss green and flame red. In 1922 the pottery was absorbed by William Ault.

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Moulded Fish Vase

Bretby Art Pottery

Woodville, Derbyshire, England, founded 1882

Smethwick, England, 1898 - 1935

Mottled miniature vase

Holyrood Art Pottery

Edinburgh, Scotland, 1917 - 1927

Green Glaze Double Vase

Linthorpe Art Pottery

Middlesbrough, England, founded 1879

Vase by Clews and Company

George Clews & Co. Ltd.

Stoke-on-Trent, England, 1906 - 1961

Stoke-on-Trent, England, founded 1913

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Pilkington's Tile & Pottery Company

Salford, England, 1891 - 2010

Allander Pottery

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Margaret Curtis

Margaret Curtis

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Stoke-on-Trent, England, 1793 - 1968

Burgess and Leigh

Burgess and Leigh

Burslem, England, founded 1851

Queen Mary's Needlework Guild Badge

Queen Mary's Needlework Guild

Founded 1882

Stoneware Vase by Martin Brothers

Martin Brothers

1873-1915

Wednesbury, England, 1909 - 1995

Sir John Lavery

Sir John Lavery

Belfast, Northern Ireland, 1856 - 1941

Doulton Decorative Ceramic Water Filter

London, England, founded 1815

James Clerk Maxwell

James Clerk Maxwell

Edinburgh, Scotland, 1831 - 1879

Accrington, Cheshire, 1929 - 2004

George Davidson

George Davidson

Aberdeen, Scotland, active 1872 - 1910

Ovoid Vase With Flowers by Burmantofts

founded 1858

Cornflower Vase by J Macintyre

J Macintyre and Company

founded 1852

Jos Museum Pottery

Jos Museum Pottery

Jos, Nigeria

Tokyo, Japan, 1911 - 2005