Pottery & porcelain
Hanley, England, United Kingdom · 1827–1843 · 8 marks.
c. 1830–1840
Ironstone China "This printed mark occurs on wares with the impressed name 'Hackwood'" c. 1830-40 Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks Geoffrey Godden
printed, impressed · earthenware · Hanley, England
"This printed mark occurs on wares with the impressed name 'Hackwood'" Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks Geoffrey Godden
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impressed · earthenware · Hanley, England
Macao is the pattern name and 26 its number; the source also records an impressed Hackwood mark.
Undated
printed · earthenware · Hanley, England
Pomegranate is pattern No 25. The illustrated shard is from Nevis, West Indies.
William Hackwood manufactured earthenware and jasper ware at Eastwood, Hanley. After a partnership begun in 1807 dissolved in November 1827, he continued alone. The business was followed by William Hackwood & Son at New Hall, Shelton. This potter is distinct from the William Hackwood who modelled for Josiah Wedgwood.
Also known as: William Hackwood | Pottery manufacturer | Hanley | Stoke-on-Trent
