|
Alfred
Bullock & Co |
    |
Location and period of operation:
|
A Bullock
& Co |
Burslem |
1895 |
1902 |
|
A Bullock
& Co |
Hanley |
1903 |
1915 |
Earthenware
and majolica
manufacturer in Burslem
and Hanley,
Stoke-on-Trent, England
|
Slippery Street,
Shelton
Bullock, A & Co.
earthenware manufacturer,
Kensington Pottery
| Bullock, A., earthenware manufacturer, Kensington Pottery, off Broad-street. Specialities, reproduction of the late Old Hall Earthenware Company's famous Apostles and Gothic ware in jugs and teapots, sugars and creams. Illustrated price list on application to bona-fide buyers only |
from: 1907
Staffordshire Sentinel
'Business Reference Guide to The Potteries, Newcastle & District'
Marks and initials used on ware for identification:
NOTE: At least four potteries
used the initials AB & Co and so care needs to be taken
in attributing ware.
| Alexander Balfour & Co | of the North British Pottery, Glasgow |
| Ambrose Bevington & Co | Hanley (1869-92) |
| Alfred Bullock & Co | Burslem & Hanley (1895-1915) |
| Allman, Broughton & Co | Burslem (1861-68) |
|
NOTE: this mark is sometimes wrongly attributed to Alfred Bullock & Co - it is in fact the mark of Ambrose Bevington & Co |
Alfred
Bullock & Co
marks & initials
A. B. & CO
H
the 'H' stands for
Hanley -
the town where the factory
was located
A. B. & Co
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