Chetham
and Woolley
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Location and period of operation:
Chetham
and Woolley |
Lane End |
1796 |
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This potters is included in J. Allbut and Sons "Map of the Potteries of 1802".
A family of earthenware manufacturers in Commerce Street, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent.
Continued by Ann Chetham, Richard Wooley set up his own factory at Turner's Pottery - he became bankrupt in 1814.
Chetham Woolley entry in the "Universal Directory"
of 1791
Initials used on ware for identification:
CHETHAM &
WOOLLEY
LANE END
PEARL WARE
Note: 'Pearl Ware' was used by other manufacturers
Nov 1809 the works were carried on by Ann Chetham
1810-35 the works were succeeded by Chetham (& Son)
1822-37 saw a partnership between Chetham and Robinson
1841-62 Jonathan Lowe Chetham
1846-69 J.R. & F. Chethamin 1873 the works were taken by Herbert Aynsley
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