W Davenport And Co Ceramics

Davenport queen s rose plate excellent condition c 1830.

W davenport and co ceramics.

He acquired his own pottery at longport for the manufacture of earthenware in 1794. See more ideas about pottery makers makers mark pottery marks. It had begun as e f. Davenport is an independent employee owned firm founded in richmond virginia in 1863.

Manufacturers under various styles w. Etc of earthenwares porcelain and glass at longport c 1793 1887. Blue and white davenport transferware high bridge pattern chinoiserie plate circa 1810. Georgian davenport ceramic asparagus server chinoiserie ruins pattern circa 1800s.

Dedham pottery 6 grapes plate by maude davenport in blue white crackled glaze. A term used to describe any ware made of clay. It was in business owned and run by the davenport family between 1794 and 1887 making mostly tablewares in the main types of staffordshire pottery. Cover missing one handle restored a tiny chip on the foot rim.

For more than 155 years we have experienced nearly every kind of financial market and we have learned the importance of balancing stability and innovation in a dynamic environment. Davenport family of potters john davenport born in 1765 is said to have begun potting in 1785 first as a workman and later as a partner with thomas wolfe of stoke. Early 19th century davenport transfer ware tea bowl and saucer decorated with a scene of eskimo dogs and sled amongst a snow scene made for canadian market 2. A rare early davenport porcelain bough pot circa 1810 15 of d section and ring handles painted in purple monochrome with a picturesque landscape.

1820 black basalt stoneware. See reviews photos directions phone numbers and more for the best ceramics equipment supplies in davenport ia. Davenport pottery was an english earthenware and porcelain manufacturer based in longport staffordshire. A canadian china merchant for example dealt in all kinds of ceramic goods.

Teapot attributed to davenport c. A general term for the products of the potter. Strictly speaking china means porcelain but it is often used in a wider sense.