
c. 1878–1891
SATSUMA F. J. E.
Burslem, England
SATSUMA is the pattern name, used in a round or oval belt mark with the initials F. J. E.
Pottery & porcelain
Burslem, England, United Kingdom · 1878–1894 · 6 marks.

c. 1878–1891
Burslem, England
SATSUMA is the pattern name, used in a round or oval belt mark with the initials F. J. E.

c. 1878–1891
Burslem, England
JAVA is the pattern name, used in a round or oval belt mark with the initials F. J. E.

c. 1878–1891
Burslem, England
THAMES is the pattern name, used in a round or oval belt mark with the initials F. J. E.



c. 1891–1894
semi-porcelain · Burslem, England
ERIE is the pattern name.
Francis Joseph Emery manufactured earthenware at the Churchyard Works, Burslem, from about 1878 to 1880 and at Bleak Hill Works from 1880 to 1894. He continued some W. E. Withinshaw designs and supplied ceramic crayons and unglazed wares for amateur decoration. Bankruptcy proceedings began in March 1894.
Also known as: Francis J Emery