The months – May
Dixon, Phillips & Co, Garrison Pottery, Sunderland
A daisy bordered plate with the impressed mark 'Dixon Co' on the reverse.
Attributed to Dixon, Phillips & Co, Garrison Pottery, Sunderland
This is a shorter and wider version of the transfer for application on bowls.
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I had previously assumed all these small pedestal bowls to be made by North Shields. However, the distinctive pink-lustre decoration, like the branches of a tree, is peculiar to late items c1860 from the Garrison Pottery. Compare the detail from this transfer (near right) with the Carr version below (far right). |
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Below, two further pedestal bowls which appear to have the same version of the transfer. The first paired with September, and the second, June.
Attributed to Dixon, Phillips & Co, Garrison Pottery, Sunderland
Below, two loving cups of different shapes, with hand painted inscriptions for 1860 and 1856, respectively.
Scott's Southwick Pottery, Sunderland
The central transfer on a high sided fruit bowl, with a Crimea and maritime transfers.
The transfer as it appears on a large wash bowl, with the Crimean transfer, and a large jug.
The daisy plate below, with a red-printed transfer, has a 'SCOTT' impressed mark.
Attributed to John Carr & Sons, Low Lights, North Shields
This eel pot appears to have transfers from the same plate as the one above.
