Life Boat – Tyneside potteries
I have broadly arranged this page under the headings of the North Shields partnerships from 1828 to 1846. See here for more detail. However, it is possible that two or more potteries were making items with similar distinctive decoration, and that some of the items below are attributable to Robert Maling's Ouseburn Bridge Pottery.
Cornfoot, Colville & Co, North Shields, 1828–1832
Wheat-ear decorated jug – group 1
Wheat-ear decorated jug– group 2
Robert Maling, Ouseburn Bridge Pottery or...
Cornfoot, Carr & Co, North Shields, 1832–1838
Carr & Patton, North Shields 1838–1846
A small version of the transfer on a slightly later jug.
William and Grace Darling
Robert Maling, Ouseburn Bridge Pottery or...
Carr & Patton, North Shields 1838–1846
Carr & Patton, North Shields 1838–1846
Carr & Patton, North Shields 1838–1846
A smaller version of the transfer for a cream jug.
Northumberland Life Boat
Carr & Patton, North Shields 1838–1846
There is a printed mark below the transfer 'North Shields Pottery Low Lights'.
The next items have an almost identical transfer, but with no printed mark.
