Deakin & Bailey






 

Location and period of operation:

Deakin & Bailey

Lane End

1828

Nov 1832

 

Earthenware manufacturer at Greendock and at the Waterloo Works, Lane End, Stoke-on-Trent

  • The partners were James Deakin and John Bailey. 

  • The partnership was dissolved in December 1832 and the business was continued by James Deakin as Deakin & Son 

 

Previously: Batkin, Dale & Deakin

Subsequently: Deakin & Son

 


Deakin & Bailey, 
Waterloo Factory, Lane End 

Pigot & Co Commercial Directory 1828-9

 

 

The London Gazette 8 January 1833


notice of the dissolution of the partnership 
between James Deakin & John Bailey

 


punch bowl - Imperial Faience

Faience is the name for tin-glazed earthenware

this shape bowl was continued by
Deakin & Co

 

 


Jug - Imperial Faience

 

 


plate in the Villa Scenery pattern 

 


fruit/chestnut dish in the Villa Crusaders pattern 

 

 

Marks used on ware for identification:

Deakin & Bailey

D & B


Deakin & Bailey
Waterloo
Warranted

the mark incorporates the Royal Arms

 


Imperial Faience
D & B

 


D & B

'Villa Scenery' is the pattern name 

 


Deakin & Bailey

'Crusaders' is the pattern name 

 

 

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