Sunderland pottery transfers
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  • Masonry
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  • Northumberland 74
  • Now weigh the anchor...
  • Odd Fellows
  • Sailor's Farewell (Far from home...)
  • Sailor's Farewell (Sweet, oh sweet...)
  • Sailor's Farewell (The order giv'n)
  • Sailor's Tear
  • Shields the Mouth of River Tyne
  • Sunderland Bridge
  • The sails unfurl, let the billows...
  • Thou noble bark...
  • Untitled Tyne ship
  • West View Bridge (oval-Dixon) B13
  • West View Bridge (oval) B26, B38
  • West View Bridge (oval-Scott) B39
  • West View Bridge (rectangular) B9
  • West View Bridge (rectangular) B14
  • West View Bridge (rectangular) B29
  • West View Bridge (Tyne jugs) B12
  • When tempests mingle...

Distress me with those tears... – Sunderland


Garrison Pottery

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This transfer appears on a large pedestal bowl, which although unmarked, is of a form and decoration typical of the Garrison Pottery, c1860.

Scott's Southwick Pottery

There is a small scratch on the transfer plate, to the right of the word 'destined' that appears on both the items above.  See details below (jug left, eel pot right).

Ball's Deptford Pottery

The mug below, made at the end of the 19th century, comes from the same transfer plate as the items above.  It has the crude enamelling associated with Ball's pottery.

Distress me with those tears... – Tyneside


Carr and Patton, Low Lights, North Shields

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These jugs have features associated with North Shields.  The date, 1843, would put them in the Carr and Patton period.
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