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Yorkshire potteries, pots and potters (1916)

Grabham, Oxley, Yorkshire Philosophical Society. Annual report · York : Coultas & Volans · leaf 107

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Street, Leeds. It is around plaque, with figures in relief in colours, and incised on theback, John Wildblood Swillington Bridge Pottery, July 12th,1831. Mr. Thomas Boynton has a big jug but it is unmarked, andMr. A. Hurst has a large two-handled loving cup, also notmarked, with this inscription on… … Fig. u Ij, I.. Vurk Museum Colleeticn. I05 WOODLESFORD POTTERY. I have, unfortunately, not been able to ascertain when thispottery was first started. It was working in 1845 under the firmof Gibson and Shackleton. Then Benjamin Taylor had it, andthe last proprietors were Messrs. Hewitt and…

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