Smith & Binnall






 

Location and period of operation:

Smith & Binnall

 Tunstall

1897

 1900

 

Earthenware manufacturer at the Soho Pottery Works, Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent, England

  • The partners were Charles Smith and Rowland Augustus Binnall

  • The business was dissolved on the 25th March 1900. 

 

Formerly: Rathbone, Smith & Co

Subsequently: Ernest Farmiloe

 

The London Gazette,  20th April 1900

 
notice of the dissolution of the business of 
Smith & Binnall at the SOHO Pottery, Tunstall 

 

 

  
a pair of water jugs in the ILAM pattern by Smith & Binnall

Ilam is a small village in the Staffordshire Peak District

 

 


teapot & stand by Smith & Binnall

 

 


Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee commemorative 
plate by Smith & Binnall

 

 

 
Flow blue jardiniere in the MATLOCK pattern by Smith & Binnall

Matlock is a town in Derbyshire

 



vase decorated in cobalt blue with gilding 
798

impressed mark - probably the shape number 

 


S & B
T 

photos courtesy:  David Bibbs

 


Marks used on ware for identification:

S&B
T

the letter 'T' stands for Tunstall
- the town where the factory was situated 

mark incorporating the Staffordshire knot
typical mark incorporating the Staffordshire knot

 

 

  
ILAM and MATLOCK  are pattern names 

 

 


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Questions, comments, contributions? email: Steve Birks