
c. 1867–1878
P & B F Primavesi & Sons Cardiff, Swansea, & Newport (Mon)
earthenware · South Wales
The source attributes manufacture to Powell & Bishop.
Pottery & porcelain
South Wales, Wales, United Kingdom · 1850–1915 · 21 marks.

c. 1867–1878
earthenware · South Wales
The source attributes manufacture to Powell & Bishop.

c. 1874–1875
impressed · earthenware · South Wales
The source attributes this retailer ware to Bodley & Son.

c. 1884–1890
The World design was registered as 7624 on 27 May 1884; production ended before the factory closed in 1890.
earthenware · South Wales
The source attributes manufacture to Wallis Gimson & Co.

c. 1884–1891
Design registration number 2665 dates to 29 February 1884.
earthenware · South Wales
The source attributes manufacture to Powell, Bishop & Stonier.


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impressed · earthenware · South Wales
The source identifies Wedgwood & Co. as the manufacturer for the retailer.


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impressed · earthenware · South Wales
The source identifies G. L. Ashworth & Bros. as the manufacturer for the retailer.



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earthenware · South Wales
Colandine is the pattern name; the source tentatively attributes manufacture to Pottery, Llanelly.

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The illustrated fragment was found on an Australian house site associated with the late 1880s; this is find context, not a mark-use date.
earthenware · South Wales


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earthenware · South Wales
G. L. Ashworth & Bros. produced the Acropolis pattern for Primavesi.

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printed · earthenware · South Wales


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painted, printed · earthenware · South Wales
The hand-painted 2317 is probably a pattern or design number.

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earthenware · South Wales
Retailer mark with a version of the British royal arms.

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impressed · earthenware · South Wales
The source identifies Wedgwood & Co. as the manufacturer for the retailer.


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impressed · earthenware · South Wales
The source identifies Wedgwood & Co. as the manufacturer for the retailer.
Fedele Primavesi established a South Wales china, glass, earthenware and hardware retail business around 1850. The style & Son appeared around 1860 and & Sons by 1873. His sons continued the business after his departure in 1881. The firm sold pottery made by several Staffordshire manufacturers.
Also known as: F Primavesi (& Son/s)