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Aller Vale |
established producing art pottery by 1881 and closed in 1924 -
click here for more |
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Avery Ward |
made at the Barton Pottery for a London retailer. |
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Babbacombe |
established in 1952 by Wallis Hill at an old quarry. continues today |
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Baron Pottery |
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Barton |
first established in the 1920's by H F Jackson & Co as the Mayville
Pottery on the corner of Barton Road and Audley Avenue in Torquay. It's
name was changed to Barton Potteries Ltd after becoming a limited
company. Specialised in small items often decorated with moonlight
scenes. This designed was introduced by Harry Birbeck c1922. This
factory closed in 1938 with the remaining pottery blanks being sold to
the Honiton Pottery. |
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Bovey Tracey Pottery Co Ltd |
originally established by 1775 continuing under various owners until
1956. Best remembered for the Wemyss Wares marketed as Plichta. |
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Bovey Tracey Art Pottery |
was a subsidiary of the Torquay Pottery at Hele Cross and owned by
Enoch Staddon and later by V and M Kane. Operating from 1919 until 1930. |
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Brannam Pottery |
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Brewer, Broomhill |
a small business established c1880 in a house on Hele Road. Their
wares were terracotta items decorated with oil paints. Ceased in the
1890's. Wares sometimes marked "Broomhill, Torquay" |
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Britannia Designs |
part of the Dartmouth Pottery. This range was introduced in
1958. |
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Buckfast |
incised mark c1930. Probably produced at the Devon Tors. |
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Candy Ware |
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Coom'n tor |
made at Daison Art Pottery c1920 for the London retailer E Herbert
and Co Ltd |
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Daison Art Pottery |
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Dartmouth Pottery |
established in 1948 producing traditional Torquay wares, hand thrown
and hand decorated. Later items were moulded and transfer decorated.
Continues today. |
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Devon Art Pottery |
Hart and Moist - click here for more |
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Devonmoor Art Pottery |
based on the edge of Dartmoor. It was established in 1922 by Herford
Hope in the premises formerly occupied by Liverton Pottery. The pottery
closed in 1981. |
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Devonshire Potteries Ltd |
established in 1948 by V Kane on the site of the Bovey Tracey Art
Pottery. Marks included at Pixie within Devon Ware Pottery Ltd
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Devon Tors |
operating in Bovey tracey from 1921 and ceasing by 1970 |
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Dunster |
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Exeter Art Pottery |
Hart and Moist - click here for more |
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Fishley Holland |
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Forster & Hunt,
Honiton |
small pottery operating in Honiton from 1915 until 1918.
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Fremington |
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Hart and Moist |
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Hele Cross |
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made for Herbert's |
made at Daison Art Pottery c1920 for the London retailer E Herbert
and Co Ltd |
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Honiton Pottery |
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H F
Jackson & Co |
see Barton Pottery |
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Lauder - Barnstaple |
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Lemon & Crute |
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Liverton |
impressed or incised marks. Operating c1914-20. |
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Longpark |
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Mayville Pottery |
see Barton Pottery |
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Phillips |
see Aller Vale |
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Plymouth Gas Fired |
Operating from 1925 until 1928 with a studio in Gashouse Lane,
Plymouth producing typical Devon motto ware, scandy and cottage patterns |
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Priddoe's Studio Pottery |
established by Peter Priddoe in the early 1960's. He had previously
worked as a potter at Babbacombe and Darmouth. |
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Radleigh |
made by Cecil Chudleigh in the 1960's and 1970's from his workshop
in his back garden. |
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Royal Torquay Pottery |
a range made by the Torquay Pottery Company, Hele Cross during the
1920's.
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St
Marychurch Pottery |
working1962 until 1969. Set up by the Wilson Brothers and based in
Fore Street, St Marychurch, Torquay. Products were mainly traditional
cottages motto wares. |
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Sandygate Pottery Ltd |
based in Kingsteignton and operating from 1950. Products included
polka dot table wares and novelty animals, |
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Stapleton |
range of pottery made by the Torquay Terracatta Company c1885-1905
with some being reproductions of Christopher Dresser designs. |
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Tormohun |
a trading name used by Longpark. |
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Tor
Vale |
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Torquay Terracotta Company |
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Torquay Pottery Company |
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Watcombe |
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Wellhouse Pottery |
established in 1982 |
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Wembury |
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Wescontree |
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