1876–1881
B & S H
The source history dates B. & S. H. marks to 1876–1881; the extracted 1858–1876 range belongs to S. H. marks.
earthenware · Stoke, England
BLACKBERRY is the pattern name this pattern was also made by Sampson Hancock
Pottery & porcelain
Benjamin & Sampson Hancock marks
Tunstall Stoke Stoke, England, United Kingdom · 1858–1891 · 6 marks.
- Active years
- 1858–1891
- Country
- United Kingdom
- City / region
- Tunstall Stoke Stoke, England
- Products
- earthenware
- Marks
- 6
Dated marks & timeline
6 marks
1876–1881
B & S H
The source history dates B. & S. H. marks to 1876–1881; the extracted 1858–1876 range belongs to S. H. marks.
earthenware · Stoke, England
PAVIA is the pattern name; its registration diamond gives January 6, for design registration.
c. 1890–1891
S Hancock Stoke-on-Trent England
The addition of ENGLAND dates this version to around 1890–1891.
earthenware · Stoke-on-Trent, England
Undated
S H
The source gives two separate S. H. periods: 1858–1876 and 1882–1891. They are not combined into one continuous interval.
earthenware · Tunstall and Stoke, England
NORMAN is the pattern name this style of mark was continued by S. Hancock & Sons with the mark S. H. & Sons
Undated
S H
The source gives two separate S. H. periods: 1858–1876 and 1882–1891. They are not combined into one continuous interval.
earthenware · Tunstall and Stoke, England
BLACKBERRY is the pattern name this pattern was also made by Benjamin & Sampson Hancock
Undated
S H
The pattern was registered on 2 February 1883; S.H. marks occur in two separate periods, 1858–1876 and 1882–1891.
earthenware · Stoke-on-Trent, England
PALMYRA is the pattern name.
About Benjamin & Sampson Hancock
Sampson Hancock began in Tunstall in 1857–1858. Benjamin joined him after the move to the Bridge Works, Stoke, in 1876, and retired in December 1881. Sampson continued alone, later becoming Sampson Hancock & Sons. The source distinguishes B. & S. H. marks of 1876–1881 from S. H. marks of 1858–1876 and 1882–1891. Sampson Hancock began earthenware manufacture at Tunstall in 1857–1858. He moved to the Bridge Works, Stoke, in 1876 and entered partnership with Benjamin Hancock.
Benjamin retired in December 1881; Sampson continued alone, moving to the Gordon Works in 1892 as Sampson Hancock & Sons.
Also known as: Sampson Hancock Benjamin & Sampson Hancock Sampson Hancock