Pottery & porcelain
Hanley, England, United Kingdom · 1917–1936 · 3 marks.
c. 1917–1918
The earlier Pointons mark continued for about two years after the change to Ford & Pointon.
Hanley, England
this style of mark from the previous Pointon & Co continued to be used for a couple of years ( ) after the name change to Ford & Pointon
Ford & Pointon made bone china at Norfolk Works, Hanley, following the sale of Pointon & Co. in 1916. J. A. Robinson & Sons acquired it in 1919; from 1920 it operated as a Cauldon Potteries subsidiary. It ceased operation in 1936 and entered liquidation in 1937.
