The months – September

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Dixon, Phillips & Co, Garrison Pottery – plate 1

A daisy bordered plate with the impressed mark 'Dixon Co' on the reverse.

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Dixon, Phillips & Co, Garrison Pottery – plate 2

This is a shorter and wider version of the transfer for use on jugs and bowls.

I had previously attributed all these small pedestal bowls to North Shields.  However, see a similar bowl with the May transfer, that has lustre decoration peculiar to the Garrison Pottery

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Scott's Southwick Pottery

Although this bowl is unmarked, it is typical of Scott's with wavy lustre decoration and the month transfer in the centre.  It has a Crime transfer to one side and is c1860.

The daisy plate below, with a red-printed transfer,  has a 'SCOTT' impressed mark.

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Attributed to John Carr & Sons, Low Lights, North Shields

This transfer is very similar to the Garrison-attributed plate 2 version above.  However, the eel pot is typical of North Shields.

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Unidentified pottery