
Undated
Stone China D Staffordshire
impressed, printed · Staffordshire
Impressed D accompanied by a printed mark.
Pottery & porcelain
Hanley, England, United Kingdom · 1828–1860 · 4 marks.

Undated
impressed, printed · Staffordshire
Impressed D accompanied by a printed mark.

Undated
Hanley, England
Vine Borders is the pattern. was a generic ironstone description; the D initial and pattern style identify this as Dimmock.

Undated
printed · Hanley, England
The monogram was used with printed marks. Kaolin Ware was a Dimmock trade name; alone was also used by other manufacturers.

Undated
impressed · Hanley, England
Pearl Ware was a body name used by several manufacturers; the source attributes this specifically to Dimmock.
Thomas Dimmock senior rented works around 1822. After his death in 1827, Thomas Dimmock junior continued the lease and operated as Thomas Dimmock (Jnr) & Co from 1828, buying the works around 1838. The company operated works in Hanley and Shelton and made earthenware using Kaolin Ware and other trade descriptions. Thomas junior died in April 1860; the partnership was dissolved that July and continued as J. Dimmock & Co.
Also known as: T Dimmock & Co