c. 1907–1925
Willow Art China Longton
porcelain · Longton, England
This style was used by both Hewitt & Leadbeater and Hewitt Brothers; the source says they cannot be distinguished by it.
Pottery & porcelain
Hewitt & Leadbeater / Hewitt Brothers marks
Longton, England, United Kingdom · 1907–1919 · 12 marks.
- Active years
- 1907–1919
- Country
- United Kingdom
- City / region
- Longton, England
- Products
- china, porcelain
- Marks
- 12
Dated marks & timeline
12 marks
c. 1919–1925
Willow Art China Longton Made in England
porcelain · Longton, England
The source tentatively attributes this style only to Hewitt Brothers.
c. 1925–1930
Willow Stoke-on-Trent Made in England
porcelain · Longton, England
The source assigns Willow marks with Stoke-on-Trent to successor Willow Potteries Ltd.
Undated
porcelain
porcelain · Longton, England
Source caption reads “Arms of Tauton”; image inscription is read separately.
Undated
Flags of All Nations Clays England
Registration 630342 dates the design registration to 1914, not a complete mark-use interval.
porcelain · Longton, England
Undated
porcelain
porcelain · Longton, England
The shared caption lists Willow Art, Daisy Arms China and Clays trade names; only Daisy Arms China is explicitly introduced in 1907.
Undated
porcelain
porcelain · Longton, England
The shared caption lists Willow Art, Daisy Arms China and Clays trade names; only Daisy Arms China is explicitly introduced in 1907.
Undated
porcelain
porcelain · Longton, England
The shared caption lists Willow Art, Daisy Arms China and Clays trade names; only Daisy Arms China is explicitly introduced in 1907.
Undated
porcelain
porcelain · Longton, England
The shared caption lists Willow Art, Daisy Arms China and Clays trade names; only Daisy Arms China is explicitly introduced in 1907.
Undated
porcelain
The caption dates design registration 653588 to 1916; this is a registration date.
porcelain · Longton, England
Source image depicts a ceramic model tank, not its mark.
About Hewitt & Leadbeater / Hewitt Brothers
Arthur Hewitt and Edwin Leadbeater founded a china and Parian business at Willow Pottery, Longton, around 1907. After Leadbeater left in 1919 it continued as Hewitt Brothers. It specialised in crested miniatures and was acquired around 1925 by Harold Taylor Robinson, who founded Willow Potteries Ltd.
Also known as: Hewitt & Leadbeater