Griffiths,
Beardmore
& Birks |
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Location and period of operation:
Griffiths, Beardmore & Birks |
Lane
End |
c. 1828 |
c. 1831? |
Earthenware
manufacturer at Flint Street, Lane
End (Longton), Stoke-on-Trent,
England.
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Previously: Thomas Griffiths & Co
Subsequently: Beardmore & Birks
'Rose Border' series
There are known to be fifteen different views in the light blue Rose Border series by Griffiths, Beardmore & Birks. Some patterns were pirated from the Blue Rose Border series by Wedgwood. Various items bearing a mock-Minton mark titled “British Views” are considered to be part of the series. Coysh & Henrywood |
Cray Place
G B & B
Griffiths, Beardmore & Birks jug
Foots Cray Place - a county house in Kent, England featured on the 'Rose Border' series
pictures courtesy: the Friends of Blue
![]() platter in the typical Willow Pattern |
![]() Staffordshire Ironstone China G B & B the Royal Arms on the ware is the version used from the Act of Union in 1800 - until 1837 - click for more on the Royal Arms -
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