Bradbury, Anderson and Bettany

Location and period of operation:

• china manufacturers at the Crown Works, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent. 

• The Crown Works in Stafford Street were near Flint Street and in some directories the works is recorded as 'Flint Street'

• The partners were James Bradbury of High Street, Robert Anderson of Bridge Street and Thomas Bettany of Furnace Spring.

• The business was continued by Anderson and Bettany.  

Bettany is variously spelt as Bettany, Betteny, Betteney. 

Previously: Bradbury, Anderson & Co. 

Subsequently: Anderson and Bettany

London Gazette, 20 December 1850

notice of the dissolution of the partnership between
Bradbury, Anderson & Bettany 

Bradbury, Anderson and Bettanny stoneware jug decorated in the 'Vintage' pattern
reference:  A Collector's Guide to Nineteenth Century Jugs Volume II by Kathy Hughes, plate 70 page 29.

Initials used on ware for identification:

B A & B

sometimes the name of the pattern is included

The Royal Arms appear in some marks

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