Pottery & porcelain
Taylor, Tunnicliff & Co marks
Hanley & later other locations, England, United Kingdom · 1867–2025 · 16 marks.
- Active years
- 1867–2025
- Country
- United Kingdom
- City / region
- Hanley & later other locations, England
- Products
- china, earthenware, porcelain
- Marks
- 16
Dated marks & timeline
16 marks
1922
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The advertisement is dated 1922; this is not a mark-use interval.
Hanley & later other locations, England
Advertisement for Taylor, Tunnicliff & Co Ltd, headed Insulators of Quality.
1930
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The photograph is dated 1930; it is not a mark image.
Hanley & later other locations, England
Photograph of the selection warehouse at the Eastwood factory, Hanley.
1953
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The photograph is dated 1953; it is not a mark image.
Hanley & later other locations, England
Aerial photograph of Albion Works between Normacot Road and Uttoxeter Road, Longton, with St. James Church at left.
1953
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The photograph is dated 1953; it is not a mark image.
Hanley & later other locations, England
Aerial photograph of the electrical porcelain factory in Stone, with the Trent & Mersey Canal above the works.
1955
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The printed source page was published in 1955, not a mark-use date.
Hanley & later other locations, England
Page 70 of Prestige and Progress: A Survey of Industrial North Staffordshire, published by the North Staffordshire Chamber of Commerce.
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Granitine
Hanley & later other locations, England
was a trademark for porcelain used in photographic film developing and processing.
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Granitine
Hanley & later other locations, England
was a trademark for porcelain used in photographic film developing and processing.
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Granitine
Hanley & later other locations, England
was a trademark for porcelain used in photographic film developing and processing.
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Mark image
Hanley & later other locations, England
Photograph of a low-voltage electrical insulator; no maker stamp is readable.
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T C LONGTON
Longton
The source explicitly identifies this mark as Thomas Cone, not Taylor, Tunnicliff & Co. Catalogue maker attribution requires review.
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T T & Co England
porcelain · England, United Kingdom
Typical mark, generally used on electrical .
About Taylor, Tunnicliff & Co
Thomas Taylor and William Tunnicliff founded the company in 1867 to make domestic earthenware. It moved from Havelock Works to Eastwood, Hanley, around 1877. Porcelain electrical-insulator production began around 1896 and industrial ceramics dominated by 1898. The business passed to Taylor, Tunnicliff & Co (1901) Ltd, later joining a holding group formed in 1938. Its operating subsidiaries were sold to Allied Insulators in 1959.
The technical ceramics businesses were brought together as Mantec Technical Ceramics Ltd in 2012.