• The Hewitt Brothers business was acquired by Harold Taylor Robinson about 1925 who founded a new company Willow Potteries Ltd operating as a unit of Cauldon Potteries Ltd.

• Hewitt Brothers operated at the Willow Pottery and used the trade name "Willow Art". The new company continued to use the name "Willow", the trade mark and moulds. 

• Willow Potteries was run in association with Robinson's other crested china businesses: Arkinstall and Goss. Willow designs were produced at the Arcadian Works of Arkinstall, and by 1930 the Willow name was dropped.  

Stratford-on-Avon

Crested souvenir ware 

Water Jug with pictures of a fighting cockerel 

‘He who fights and runs away, Lives to fight another day.’

Willow Potteries mark
with hand painted decorator's mark
and impressed production marks 

NOTE: marks with "Willow Art" and the town name "Longton" were used by the predecessor companies: Hewitt & Leadbeater and Hewitt Brothers

c.1907 - c.1925