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Ford
& Sons |
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Location and period of operation:
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Ford &
Sons |
Burslem |
1893 |
1938 |
Earthenware manufacturer at Newcastle Street, Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, North Staffordshire.
became incorporated as Ford & Sons Ltd in 1908
Previously: Ford & Riley
Subsequently: Ford & Sons (Crownford) Ltd
set of jugs in the Poppies
pattern
Gravy boat in the Weir
pattern
Milford Ware - covered cheese
dish
Hand painted plate
Dorothy Dale
salad dish and serving dish in
Sandford Ware
serving dish with lid
coffee pot in TULIP
pattern
Marks & initials used on
ware for identification:
F & S
F & S
B
"B" stands
for the town of BURSLEM
F & S
BURSLEM
F & Sons LTD
"LTD" may
appear after 1908
trade names include:
Newcraft Ware
Crownford Ware
F & Sons
B
England
c.1893-1908
"B" stands
for the town of BURSLEM
this Trade Mark with the bee
symbol
was used by the predecessor Ford & Riley
Poppies is the pattern name
F & Sons
Burslem
c.1893-1908
ARGYLE is the pattern name
F & Sons
B
c.1893-1908
"B" stands
for the town of BURSLEM
GEISHA is the pattern name
F & Sons
BURSLEM
c.1893-1908
BALMORAL is the pattern name
C.W.S. stands
for the
Co-operative
Wholesale Society
who were the retailer
F & Sons Ltd
Burslem
England
"LTD" appears after 1908
WEIR is the pattern name
BURSLEM F&S ENGLAND
Crownford
BURSLEM
F&S ENGLAND
MOORLAND is the pattern name
these marks were used from the
1930's by Ford & Sons
it was continued by Ford & Sons
(Crownford) Ltd from c.1938
F & S
B
England
Sandford Ware
1930's
"B" stands
for the town of BURSLEM
F & S
B
England
Milford Ware
1930's
"B" stands
for the town of BURSLEM
Genuine
Dorothy Dale
on
Crown Ford
Ware
1930's
Crownford
F & Sons
BURSLEM ENGLAND
1930's
CrownFord
Made in
England
1930's
Trade names used in the 1930's
DOROTHY DALE
NEWCRAFT WARE
CrownFord
Crownford Ware
Milford Ware
Oxford Ware
Sandford Ware
Ford
& Sons used a number of trade names
with the word ford in them
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