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Edwards Dalehall
The registration diamond dates the design to 17 July 1877, not the mark-use interval.
impressed · earthenware · Dale Hall, Burslem
DH stands for Dale Hall.
Pottery & porcelain
Burslem, England, United Kingdom · 1842–1882 · 12 marks.

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The registration diamond dates the design to 17 July 1877, not the mark-use interval.
impressed · earthenware · Dale Hall, Burslem
DH stands for Dale Hall.


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The registration diamond dates the design to 25 June 1847.
Burslem
the diamond registration mark gives a registered date of 25 June 1847


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The registration diamond dates the design to 16 July 1847.
Burslem
Foliage is the pattern name.


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The shard was found at a northern California farm site with known residents around 1865–1870; these are site-context dates.
earthenware · Burslem
this shard was found at a rural farm site in Northern California, , that had known residents around photo supplied by: Nathan Blunt

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England, United Kingdom
Shard found at a rural New York settlement site; the source tentatively attributes it to James Edwards.


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printed, impressed · earthenware · Dale Hall, Burslem
DH stands for Dale Hall.

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printed, impressed · earthenware · Dale Hall, Burslem
Stone China James Edwards & Son Dalehall (printed) Jas Edwards & Son Dalehall (impressed)

James Edwards operated the Dale Hall Pottery at Burslem from 1842 and specialized in white ironstone for export to the United States. His son Richard joined him in 1851, forming James Edwards & Son. James retired in 1861; Richard continued under the same business name. Knapper & Blackhurst took over the works in 1882.
Also known as: James Edwards & Son