Joseph
Robinson |
Location and period of operation:
Joseph Robinson |
Burslem |
1876 |
1896 |
Earthenware manufacturer at the Knowle Works, Hamil Road, Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, England |
Joseph
Robinson
Knowle Works, Burslem,
Staff.,
Earthenware Manufacturer
for the Home and General Export Trade
In printed, Band, and Line Dinner Ware, Toilet Ware, Teas, Jugs &c.
Also Enamelled Toilet, Teas, Breakfast, Jugs, &c.
The Pottery Gazette, American and Canadian Edition, January 1st 1880
Joseph
Robinson
Knowle Works, Burslem,
Staff.,
Blue Pheasant Ware, A1 Quality
Pottery Gazette, January 1885
Dinner set in the LOUISE
pattern
platter in the popular Asiatic Pheasants pattern - more on Asiatic Pheasants - |
Genuine Ironstone Asiatic Pheasants J Robinson Burslem Superior Quality - more on Ironstone - |
photos courtesy: Museum of New Zealand
platter in the Beatrice transferware pattern |
J R B the B is for Burslem - |
photos courtesy: Kevin Harding
Marks & initials used on ware for identification:
J R
B
the B is for Burslem -
the town where the works were located
J ROBINSON
BURSLEM
J R
B
the name of the pattern is often included
The Knowle Works, Hamil Road,
Burslem
Archdeacon
Malcolm Graham recorded pottery processes and works in a manuscript,
which was eventually published as a book in 1908 and entitled Cup and Saucer Land.
The book was reprinted in 2000
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