Pottery & porcelain
Hanley, England, United Kingdom · 1893–1913 · 8 marks.
1901
The letter is dated 26 September 1901; this is a document date, not a mark-use date.
earthenware · Hanley, England
William Sandland wrote to Challinor & Shaw agreeing that Mr Sadler could take over the lease of St James Street Works.
Undated
printed · brown · earthenware · Hanley, England
Newspaper retirement biography of , describing his early work, trade-union activity and pottery manufacturing career; this is not a ceramic mark.
Undated
printed · brown · earthenware · Hanley, England
Newspaper retirement biography of , describing his early work, trade-union activity and pottery manufacturing career; this is not a ceramic mark.
Undated
printed · brown · earthenware · Hanley, England
Newspaper retirement biography of , describing his early work, trade-union activity and pottery manufacturing career; this is not a ceramic mark.
William Sandland manufactured earthenware and china at Lichfield Pottery, Hanley, after the Sandland, Bennett & Co partnership dissolved in July 1893. Around January 1907 he retired from active management and the business became Sandlands & Colley Ltd. He resumed management after that partnership dissolved in 1910. By early 1913 the business was in financial difficulty. His daughter Mary Emma married ceramic artist Lucien Boullemier in 1896.
Also known as: Sandlands & Colley · Sandlands Ltd · William Sandland · William Sandland Ltd
