
c. 1907–1925
Willow Art China Longton
Longton wording identifies the predecessor marks dated approximately 1907–1925.
Stoke, England
Willow Art marks including Longton belonged to the preceding Hewitt & Leadbeater and Hewitt Brothers businesses.
Pottery & porcelain
Stoke, England, United Kingdom · 1925–1930 · 3 marks.

c. 1907–1925
Longton wording identifies the predecessor marks dated approximately 1907–1925.
Stoke, England
Willow Art marks including Longton belonged to the preceding Hewitt & Leadbeater and Hewitt Brothers businesses.

c. 1925–1930
Willow China Stoke-on-Trent Made in England marks with "Willow" and Stoke on Trent" were used by Willow Potteries Ltd c.1925 - c.1930
Stoke, England
marks with "Willow" and Stoke on Trent" were used by Willow Potteries Ltd

c. 1925–1930
Willow Stoke-on-Trent Made in England marks with "Willow" and Stoke on Trent" were used by Willow Potteries Ltd c.1925 - c.1930
Stoke, England
marks with "Willow" and Stoke on Trent" were used by Willow Potteries Ltd
Harold Taylor Robinson acquired Hewitt Brothers around 1925 and formed Willow Potteries Ltd as a unit of Cauldon Potteries Ltd. It retained the Willow name, trademark and moulds. Willow designs were made at Arkinstalls Arcadian Works in association with Robinsons other crested-china businesses. The Willow name was dropped by 1930.