Earthenware manufacturer at  Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, England.

Very little is known about this manufacturer who must have been very short lived. They do not appear in any listings or directories. 

• The business was based in the pottery town of Burslem.

• Two transferware patterns are known: 'Kendal' and 'Formosa' - the identical Formosa pattern was produced by the Globe Pottery Co. 

• It is of interest that in 1934 the beneficial owner of the Globe Pottery Company was Harry Wood (the principle of Wood & Sons Ltd). Both the Globe Pottery and Ridgways traded as subsidiaries of Wood & Sons Ltd. So it is likely that Wood & McVicar was in someway connected to Harry Wood.

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Wood & McVicar
England