Pottery & porcelain
Burslem, England, United Kingdom · 1877–1879 · 1 mark.
Undated
impressed, printed · earthenware · Burslem, England
Blackhurst & Tunnicliffe did not have a standard mark - each pattern had its own ornamental cartouche incorporating the B & T various printed and occasionally impressed marks with these the name of the pattern is sometimes included The Hadderidge Pottery
Earthenware manufacturers at the Hadderidge Pottery , Burslem , Stoke-on-Trent , England. The partners were Abraham Blackhurst and a Mr. Tunnicliffe. Abraham Blackhurst was also a junior partner in the business of Wood, Challinor & Co The partnership of Blackhurst & Tunnicliffe. was dissolved in in 1879. Abraham Blackhurst continued at the Hadderidge Pottery as Blackhurst & Bourne .
Formerly: Heath & Blackhurst Subsequently: Blackhurst & Bourne Willow pattern platter the significant part of the output of Blackhurst & Tunnicliffe appears to have been Willow pattern ware Stone Ware B & T flow blue - Delhi pattern DELHI B & T printed Stone Ware B & T impressed plate in the Vicenza pattern Vicenza is a city in northeastern Italy (in 157 BC, the city was a de facto Roman centre and was given the name of Vicetia or Vincentia, meaning "victorious") Vicenza B & T photos courtesy: Lara Gabel black transferware jug - 'Fiddle Nuisance' Vicenza B & T photos courtesy: Darren Burd
