Pottery & porcelain
Cobridge, England, United Kingdom · 1845–1865 · 8 marks.
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Havelock was registered by Edward & William Walley on 29 January 1858; this dates the design rather than mark use.
earthenware · Cobridge, England
Havelock - a design registered by Edward & William Walley on the 29th January 1858
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printed · earthenware · Cobridge, England
Hindu is the pattern name. The printed W is generally attributed to Edward Walley.
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printed · earthenware · Cobridge, England
The printed W is generally attributed to Edward Walley.
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impressed, printed · earthenware · Cobridge, England
Impressed and printed marks used together; the source says the registration diamond or printed mark may also appear alone.
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Published July 1, 1842 is an inscription date, not a registered design number or documented use interval.
earthenware · Cobridge, England
'published by..' is not the same as a registered design number this style of mark was continued from the previous company Jones & Walley
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Published May 1849 is an inscription date, not a registered design number or documented use interval.
earthenware · Cobridge, England
'published by..' is not the same as a registered design number this style of mark was continued from the previous company Jones & Walley
Edward Walley manufactured earthenware, parian and salt-glazed ware at the Villa Pottery in Cobridge. He continued alone after Elijah Jones left in 1845, traded with William Walley from about 1856, and also worked the Scotia Pottery in Burslem by 1860. The business employed 360 people in 1861. William left in 1862, and Edward retired from manufacturing in 1865, becoming a commission agent and potter’s valuer. Products included relief-moulded jugs and printed ironstone.
Also known as: E Walley & Son Edward & William Walley
