
1851–1857
Imperial Ironstone China Anthony Shaw Tunstall
Imperial Ironstone China Anthony Shaw Tunstall marks with the town name TUNSTALL are dated 1851 to 1857
earthenware · Tunstall, England
Pottery & porcelain
The Potteries, England, United Kingdom · 1851–1900 · 22 marks.

1851–1857
Imperial Ironstone China Anthony Shaw Tunstall marks with the town name TUNSTALL are dated 1851 to 1857
earthenware · Tunstall, England

c. 1851–1860
Marks without a town name usually date to about 1851–1860.
earthenware · Tunstall and Burslem, England
POMONA is the pattern name marks with no town name are probably dated but certainly prior to 1882 (when '& SON' was added)

c. 1851–1860
Marks without a town name are probably 1851–1860; the caption qualifies this attribution.
earthenware · Tunstall and Burslem, England
COREA is the pattern name marks with no town name are probably dated but certainly prior to 1882 (when '& SON' was added)

c. 1851–1860
Marks without a town name are probably 1851–1860; the caption qualifies this attribution.
earthenware · Tunstall and Burslem, England
HONG is the pattern name marks with no town name are probably dated but certainly prior to 1882 (when '& SON' was added)

c. 1851–1860
Marks without a town name are probably 1851–1860; the caption qualifies this attribution.
impressed · earthenware · Tunstall and Burslem, England
The caption specifies an impressed mark with no town name and no accompanying printed mark.

c. 1851–1860
The caption tentatively dates this mark to 1851–1860.
impressed · earthenware · Tunstall and Burslem, England
Impressed mark without a town name or accompanying printed mark.

c. 1851–1860
Warranted Staffordshire A Shaw mark used on ware with the Willow pattern marks with no town name are probably dated 1851 to 1860 but certainly prior to 1882 (when '& SON' was added)
earthenware · Tunstall and Burslem, England
Used on ware decorated with the Willow pattern.

c. 1857–1882
The caption tentatively dates the Stafford knot mark to 1857–1882.
earthenware · Burslem, England
Fragment found in 2022 at the Shamrock, Rose & Thistle Hotel site near Cairns, Queensland.

1857–1882
The source dates Burslem marks without & Son to 1857–1882.
earthenware · Burslem, England

1857–1882
The source dates Burslem marks without & Son to 1857–1882.
earthenware · Burslem, England

1857–1882
The source dates Burslem marks without & Son to 1857–1882.
printed, impressed · earthenware · Burslem, England

1857–1882
The source dates Burslem marks without & Son to 1857–1882.
earthenware · Burslem, England
The pooled caption also describes an England variant; that wording is not assigned to this image.

1857–1882
The source dates Burslem marks without & Son to 1857–1882.
earthenware · Burslem, England

1868
white · earthenware · Tunstall and Burslem, England
Customer mark of the Oceanic Steam Navigation Company, publicly known as the Line. The shipping company was formed in ; this is not a mark-use date.

c. 1868–1882
Approximately 1868–1882; & Son was generally added when a son joined in 1882.
earthenware · Burslem, England
Marks from a large handled bowl found in Cork Harbour, Cobh, Ireland.

c. 1882–1898
The source dates marks with & Son to 1882–1898.
earthenware · Burslem, England
Fragment found on a Boston, Massachusetts, beach in 2024.

1882–1898
Opaque Stone China TRADE MARK Anthony Shaw & Son England marks with "& SON" are dated 1882 to 1898
earthenware · Burslem, England

1882–1898
Warranted Anthony Shaw & Son England marks with "& SON" are dated 1882 to 1898
earthenware · Burslem, England

c. 1882–1898
The possessive SON’S identifies the firm of Anthony Shaw & Son; the caption dates the mark 1882–1898.
earthenware · Burslem, England
Fragment recovered from a Houlton, Maine, dump in 2026. The caption explains that only one son joined the partnership.

c. 1889–1898
Design registration 133504 dates to 1889; the caption dates production approximately 1889–1898.
earthenware · Burslem, England
A shard excavated in 2022 at Uralla, New South Wales; AUSTRAL is probably the pattern name. The mark includes the Australian arms and Advance Australia motto.

1898–1900
The caption dates marks with & Co to 1898–1900.
printed · earthenware · Burslem, England

1898–1900
The caption dates marks with & Co to 1898–1900.
printed · earthenware · Burslem, England
Anthony Shaw began making earthenware in Tunstall in 1851, moved to Newfield in 1852 and to Burslem around 1857. He developed export markets in the Americas and registered the Tea Leaf design in 1856. His son James joined in 1882. Around 1898 the neighboring A. J. Wilkinson business took control, retaining the Shaw name; Wilkinson absorbed the business after Shaw died in 1900.
Also known as: Anthony Shaw · Anthony Shaw & Co · Anthony Shaw & Son · Anthony Shaw (& Son) (& Co) | The Potteries