
Undated
LATE MAYERS
1843–1855 dates the earlier Mayer occupants, not Bates, Gildea & Walker’s mark.
printed · Burslem, England
Successive Dale Hall manufacturers used wording and a kneeling potter emblem introduced by Bates & Elliot.
Pottery & porcelain
Burslem, England, United Kingdom · 1878–1881 · 3 marks.

Undated
1843–1855 dates the earlier Mayer occupants, not Bates, Gildea & Walker’s mark.
printed · Burslem, England
Successive Dale Hall manufacturers used wording and a kneeling potter emblem introduced by Bates & Elliot.

Undated
Burslem, England
Bates & Elliot first introduced this kneeling nude potter mark and it was used by successive owners of the potworks. on this mark

Undated
1843–1855 dates the earlier Mayer occupants, not Bates, Gildea & Walker’s mark.
printed · Burslem, England
Successive Dale Hall manufacturers used wording and a kneeling potter emblem introduced by Bates & Elliot.
James Gildea joined William Bates and John Walker at the Dale Hall Works in 1878. Bates left in 1881 and Gildea & Walker continued the earthenware and porcelain business.