Pottery & porcelain
Frank Beardmore & Co marks
Fenton, England, United Kingdom · 1901–1913 · 6 marks.
- Active years
- 1901–1913
- Country
- United Kingdom
- City / region
- Fenton, England
- Products
- earthenware
- Marks
- 6
Dated marks & timeline
6 marks
Undated
Basaltine Ware
earthenware · Fenton, England
Dove and olive-branch emblem first introduced around 1893 by predecessor Hulme & Christie; that date is not a Beardmore mark-use date.
Undated
F B & CO F
PINAFORE pattern was registered by predecessor Forester & Hulme on 15 July 1889; the registration does not date this Beardmore mark.
earthenware · Fenton, England
Bee emblem was also used by Forester & Hulme and Hulme & Christie.
Undated
G. H
earthenware · Fenton, England
Commemorative plate made for importers . Bowman; Beardmore supplied several importers.
Undated
Royal Semi-Porcelain Frank Beardmore & Co. Ltd. Fenton England
semi-porcelain · Fenton, England
LUSITANIA is the pattern name.
Undated
Sutherland Art Ware
earthenware · Fenton, England
Dove and olive-branch emblem first introduced around 1893 by predecessor Hulme & Christie; that date is not a Beardmore mark-use date.
About Frank Beardmore & Co
Frank Beardmore continued the Sutherland Pottery business after his partnership with John Christie ended in November 1901. The firm adopted Frank Beardmore & Co. in 1903 and closed in 1913. It made earthenware including Basaltine, Athenian and Sutherland Art Ware, souvenir wares and hand-painted pastoral scenes. Septimus Bennett contributed designs.