
1894–1900
UPPER HANLEY POTTERY Co ENGLAND SEMI-PORCELAINE OLYMPIA
Hanley, England
Alternative form, often including a pattern name or design registration number.
Pottery & porcelain
Hanley, England, United Kingdom · 1894–1906 · 14 marks.

1894–1900
Hanley, England
Alternative form, often including a pattern name or design registration number.

1894–1900
The source records design registration on 12 November 1896.
Hanley, England
Alternative form, often including a pattern name or design registration number.

1894–1900
The source records design registration on 2 February 1894.
Hanley, England
Alternative form, often including a pattern name or design registration number.

1894–1900
Hanley, England
Alternative form, often including a pattern name or design registration number.

1894–1900
Hanley, England
Alternative form, often including a pattern name or design registration number.


1900–1906
The Ltd company designation identifies the 1900–1906 period.
Hanley, England
Court Shape, introduced in early .

c. 1900–1906
Ltd was added from around 1900.
Hanley, England

c. 1906–1911
Hanley, England
Grimwades continued the business at Brownfield's Works after Upper Hanley Pottery was wound up in .

c. 1906–1911
Hanley, England
Grimwades continued the business at Brownfield's Works after Upper Hanley Pottery was wound up in .

c. 1906–1911
Hanley, England
Grimwades continued the business at Brownfield's Works after Upper Hanley Pottery was wound up in .

Undated
Hanley, England
Grimwade Bros used the Court Shape, introduced by Upper Hanley Pottery in 1900. The source records their association before the 1906 takeover.

Undated
The Court Shape was introduced in early 1900.
Hanley, England
The source records a Grimwade Bros association before the 1906 takeover.

Undated
Early form without Co; the source associates early marks with circa 1894.
Hanley, England
Upper Hanley Pottery made earthenware at the Upper Hanley Works from around 1894, incorporated in 1900, and moved to Brownfield's Works, Cobridge, around 1902. The company was wound up in February 1906. Grimwades acquired the Upper Hanley trade name and continued using it until around 1911.