c. 1880–1891
H A & Co Trade Mark Henry Alcock & Co
The source dates the illustrated fragment to about 1880–1891.
impressed · Cobridge, England
Fragment found on a beach in Massachusetts; the caption also mentions impressed H A & Co.
Pottery & porcelain
Henry Alcock & Co (Ltd) marks
Cobridge, England, United Kingdom · 1861–1909 · 15 marks.
- Active years
- 1861–1909
- Country
- United Kingdom
- City / region
- Cobridge, England
- Products
- china, earthenware, porcelain
- Marks
- 15
Dated marks & timeline
15 marks
c. 1880–1891
Henry Alcock & Co
ENGLAND was added from 1891; LD or Ltd from 1900. The source gives an approximate interval for this variant.
Cobridge, England
c. 1880–1891
Imperial Parisian Porcelain Henry Alcock & Co
Cobridge, England
The source describes an American eagle inside the ; the fragment was found at Cape Lookout, North Carolina.
c. 1880–1891
Imperial Parisian Porcelain Henry Alcock & Co
Cobridge, England
Oxford is the shape name; the source discusses Parisian as a marketing name.
1880–1910
HENRY ALCOCK
The source dates use of the HENRY ALCOCK & Co name to 1880–1910.
Cobridge, England
ENGLAND was added and LTD .
c. 1891–1900
Henry Alcock & Co Cobridge England
ENGLAND was added from 1891; LD or Ltd from 1900. The source gives an approximate interval for this variant.
Cobridge, England
c. 1891–1900
Henry Alcock & Co Cobridge England
ENGLAND was added from 1891; LD or Ltd from 1900. The source gives an approximate interval for this variant.
Cobridge, England
c. 1891–1900
Henry Alcock & Co England
ENGLAND was added from 1891; LD or Ltd from 1900. The source gives an approximate interval for this variant.
Cobridge, England
c. 1891–1900
Royal Ironstone China H. Alcock & Co England
The source tentatively dates this ENGLAND-marked version before the general addition of Ltd in 1900.
Cobridge, England
c. 1900–1909
Henry Alcock & Co LD England
ENGLAND was added from 1891; LD or Ltd from 1900. The source gives an approximate interval for this variant.
Cobridge, England
1909–1911
The Henry Alcock Pottery Ltd Fenton Stoke-on-Trent England
Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent, England
The Henry Alcock Pottery Ltd. moved to King Street Works, Fenton, in October ; manufacturing moved to Stoke in .
1911–1935
The Henry Alcock Pottery Ltd Stoke-on-Trent England
Stoke, Stoke-on-Trent, England
Manufacturing moved to Wolfe Street, Stoke, in .
Undated
Henry Alcock & Co England
Registration 67716 dates the pattern registration to 10 February 1887, not the full use interval of the mark.
Cobridge, England
Hawthorn is the pattern name.
About Henry Alcock & Co (Ltd)
Henry Alcock succeeded John Alcock in 1861 at the Elder Pottery, Cobridge, making earthenware as Henry Alcock & Co. After financial difficulties in 1909 a new Henry Alcock Pottery Ltd. operated in Fenton. It merged into J. A. Robinson & Sons in 1911 and moved manufacturing to Stoke; the pottery continued until 1935.