Sunderland Bridge

This is one of the few relatively common views of the bridge not recorded in Baker.

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Dixon, Phillips & Co, Garrison Pottery

These photos courtesy of the United Collections website.

The small jug below with typical Garrison lustre decoration from c1855.

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Moore & Co, Wear Pottery 1

This transfer, found on impressed Moore items, is from the same copper plate as the one above. The transfer plate appears to have moved to Moore's in 1865 when the Garrison Pottery closed.

The jugs above and below are rare examples with elaborate decoration around the collar.  See also the last jug o this page.

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Moore & Co, Wear Pottery 2

There is no full stop after the title.  Also, the mast is different on the ship beneath the centre of the bridge (indicated in red in the centre detail below).

The transfer appears on the distinctive Moore jug below with zig-zag lustre decoration.

An impressed bowl with similar lustre decoration to the jug above.

The transfer appears on items paired with the New Bridge opened in 1859.  The bowl below has an indistinct Moore impress.

A typical Moore chamber pot with the transfer, c1860.

Finally, a jug from the same set of transfers with an unusual lustre-decorated collar.