Hulse, Nixon & Adderley

Location and period of operation:

subsequently: Hulse & Adderley

London Gazette
December 15, 1857 

Notice of the dissolution of the original partnership
when Rupert Adderley retired from the business 

 Hulse, Nixon & Adderley 
Daisy Bank Manufactory, Longton, Staffordshire
Manufacturers of
Whote & Decorated China & Earthenware
for Home, Colonial,
Continental, South America, Africa, India
and other markets

from 1865 Keates Directory

courtesy: R K Henrywood

Staffordshire Stone China H. N. & A.

photos courtesy: Mark Kiah

Hulse, Nixon & Adderley platters in the traditional Willow Pattern

the same pattern was used by the successors - Hulse & Adderley

Initials & Marks used on ware for identification:

H N & A

ware was marked with the initials H N & A

sometimes the initials appear with a design
the name of the pattern is often included  

H N & A

H N & A

the initials H N & A often occurred with an urn

Asiatic Pheasants
H N & A

Staffordshire
Stone China
H. N. & A.

mark with the Stafford Knot and crown above, this was used on Willow pattern ware 
- the same style of mark was continued by the successors - Hulse & Adderley

bottom centre is the Daisy Bank Works

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