Pottery & porcelain
T Morris marks
Longton, England, United Kingdom · 1892–1937 · 11 marks.
- Active years
- 1892–1937
- Country
- United Kingdom
- City / region
- Longton, England
- Products
- china
- Marks
- 11
Dated marks & timeline
11 marks
c. Before 1912
The Regent China TM Made in England
England, United Kingdom
Regent China was used before and refers to the Regent Works.
c. From 1928
TM VENICE MADE IN ENGLAND
England, United Kingdom
Venice is the pattern name. Made in marks are probably from .
c. From 1928
TM NIOBE MADE IN ENGLAND
England, United Kingdom
Niobe is the pattern name. The source caption also contains Venice, but identifies this example as Niobe. Made in marks are probably from .
To 1941
Mark image
Longton, England
Photograph of Harry and Mary-Annie Davies outside their home in Lightwood, Longton. The source relates their role in managing the Morris business; it is not a mark image.
Undated
ROYAL CROWN CHELSEA
Longton, England
Variations of and Crown Chelsea used concentric circles, a globe, a crown and Potteries or Morris across the center. The source assigns no significance to the wording variants.
Undated
ROYAL CROWN CHELSEA
Longton, England
Variations of and Crown Chelsea used concentric circles, a globe, a crown and Potteries or Morris across the center. The source assigns no significance to the wording variants.
Undated
Mark image
Longton, England
Photograph of Mary-Annie and Harry Davies; not a mark image.
Undated
ROYAL CROWN CHELSEA
Longton, England
Variations of and Crown Chelsea used concentric circles, a globe, a crown and Potteries or Morris across the center. The source assigns no significance to the wording variants.
Undated
ROYAL CROWN CHELSEA
Longton, England
Variations of and Crown Chelsea used concentric circles, a globe, a crown and Potteries or Morris across the center. The source assigns no significance to the wording variants.
Undated
ROYAL CROWN CHELSEA
Longton, England
Variations of and Crown Chelsea used concentric circles, a globe, a crown and Potteries or Morris across the center. The source assigns no significance to the wording variants.
About T Morris
Thomas Morris made china at Regent Works, Longton, built in 1892. The partners changed in 1900, with Harry Davies, Samuel Morris and Arthur John Morris continuing the business. From around 1912 it used Crown Chelsea China for hand-painted and gilded china. Herbert J. Colclough probably took over in 1918. Thomas Morris became part of Colclough China Ltd in 1937, and Regent Works continued under that name.
Also known as: Thomas Morris