
c. From 1903
W & SONS
The source dates the mark from about 1903 and also records it in a 1947 trade directory.
Longton, England
Pottery & porcelain
England, United Kingdom · 1858–1947 · 12 marks.

c. From 1903
The source dates the mark from about 1903 and also records it in a 1947 trade directory.
Longton, England

c. From 1903
Introduced about 1903 and reproduced in a 1947 trade directory.
Longton, England
with a winged figure holding a St George’s Cross flag.

c. From 1909
The source dates this mark from about 1909; registration 557909 dates from 1909.
blue · Longton, England


c. From 1912
The source dates this mark from about 1912; AD 1858 is an establishment reference.
Longton, England
Heathcote China is a trade name taken from Heathcote Road.




2024
Longton, England
Source image is a photograph of Henry Mountford Williamson’s home, Cromartie House, 57 Belgrave Road, Longton; it is not a maker’s mark.

Undated
Registration 496111 dates the pattern registration to 1907; EST 1858 refers to the firm’s establishment.
Longton, England
Wisteria is the pattern name.

Undated
Longton, England
The source attributes the with winged figure and St George’s Cross flag to H. M. Williamson & Sons.

Undated
The mark was in use by 1907 and is also shown in a 1947 trade directory; no first-use date is established.
Longton, England
Henry Mountford Williamson began decorating china and earthenware in Longton in 1858 and later manufactured as H. M. Williamson & Son. The business moved to Bridge Pottery in 1879, using Heathcote China as a trade name. It was concentrated with E. Brian & Co. in 1941 and did not reopen after the war; Beswick acquired the premises in 1945.
Also known as: H M Williamson & Co · H M Williamson & Son