Forget Me Not – Sunderland

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Garrison Pottery 1

The mark on the plaque above suggests it was made post 1850.  The jug and bowl below are from a similar date.

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Garrison Pottery 2

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Moore's Pottery

The transfer also appears on a large Moore-impressed punchbowl.

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Scott's Pottery

The frog mug above (c1840) is earlier than the items below and has a typical black Scott frog with pink lips. The 1850s' bowl below has the Scott impress.

The first row of photos below shows three more views of the bowl above.  The second row shows another Scott-impressed wash basin with the transfer, and the third, an unmarked jug.

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Attributed to Ball's Pottery

The transfers on these mugs appear to come from the same copper plate as the Scott's wares above.  Ball's bought up many of Scott's transfer plate and continued making lustre items into the 20th century.  The pink lustre decoration on the first mug is typical of items from Ball's Deptford Pottery.

The maroon enamel and crude decoration are again synonymous with Ball's.

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Forget Me Not – Tyneside

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Robert Maling, Ouseburn Bridge Pottery, Newcastle

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Galloway & Atkinson, Albion Pottery

Galloway & Atkinson had a short-lived partnership at the Albion Pottery, c1864.  It is rare to find a marked bowl.  It has a number 12 impressed above the initials G&A.