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Companies Referred to in the Ceramic and Allied Trades Union Collection Companies referred to in the Ceramic and Allied Trades Union Collection Note - The following is a list of the companies which can be clearly identified in the CATU archive without any risk of confusion, the evidence coming from headed letter paper or something equally unassailable. This list is for information only. We can not retrieve documents from the collection from this list as the documents are spread throughout the collection in different files and have not been indexed. Many documents in the archive are much less clear cut (hand written notes, surveys etc) and it is not always easy to identify precisely which company is being referred to. One frequent potential source of confusion is that potbanks often had their own names, and these may sometimes look like company names. In practice, potbanks could change hands or be divided between more than one company. List of Companies in alphabetical order A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T V W A Wm. Adams & Sons Ltd Greenfield Pottery/ Greengates Pottery, Tunstall Adderleys Ltd Daisy Bank, Longton Alcock, Lindley & Bloore Ltd Shelton Alexandra Pottery Burslem Allertons Ltd Longton C. Amison & Co Ltd Longton Armitage Shanks Ltd Barrhead; Kilmarnock Armitage Ware Ltd Armitage Sanitary Pottery Geo. L. Ashworth & Bros Ltd Hanley Ault Potteries Ltd Swadlincote Ault & Tunnicliff Ltd Swadlincote H. Aynsley & Co Ltd Longton John Aynsley & Sons Ltd Longton Top of page B Barker Bros Ltd Meir Works, Longton Barlows (Longton) Ltd Belleek Pottery Ltd Belleek, Co. Fermanagh Beswick & Sons Longton Biltons (1912) Ltd Stoke Blythe Colour Works Ltd Cresswell, Stoke Blythe Porcelain Co Longton T. & R. Boote Ltd Burslem Booths Ltd Tunstall Joseph Bourne & Son Ltd Denby Pottery, nr Derby E. Brain & Co Ltd Foley China Works, Fenton Bretby Brick & Stoneware Co Ltd Newhall, Burton-on-Trent Sampson Bridgwood & Son Ltd Anchor Pottery, Longton Britannia Pottery Co Ltd Glasgow British Anchor Pottery Co Ltd Longton British Art Pottery Co Fenton James Broadhurst & Sons Ltd Portland Pottery, Fenton Robert Brown & Sons Ltd Paisley T. Brown & Sons Ltd Ferrybridge Brown & Steventon Ltd Royal Pottery, Burslem A.W. Buchan & Co Ltd Portobello Potteries, Midlothian Laurence Buist & Sons Sinclairtown Pottery, Kirkcaldy Bullers Ltd Stoke Burgess & Leigh Ltd Middleport Pottery, Burslem Top of page C Caledonian Pottery Co Ltd Rutherglen Campbell Tile Co Ltd Cartwright & Edwards Ltd Longton Cauldon Ltd Cauldon Place Works, Stoke Cauldon Potteries Ltd Chapel Coal Co Ltd Newmains Chapel Coal Co Ltd / Chapel Coal & Brick Co Ltd Firebricks Works, Morningside Chloride Shires Ltd Ferguson Works, Longton Cleland Pottery Co Cleland Clokie & Co Ltd Castleford Alfred Clough Ltd Longton Robert Cochran & Co Verreville Pottery, Glasgow Herbert J. Colclough Vale Works, Longton Coltness Iron Co Ltd Glasgow Thomas Cone Ltd Longton Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd Crockery Depot, Longton Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd Windsor Pottery, Longton Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd Manchester W.T. Copeland & Sons Ltd Stoke Elijah Cotton Ltd Nelson Pottery, Hanley J. & M. Craig Longpark Pottery, Kilmarnock Crown Dorset Art Pottery Poole Top of page D Davison & Son Ltd Burslem Thomas Dean & Sons Ltd Tunstall Diamond Clay Co Hanley Doulton & Co Ltd Royal Doulton Potteries, Burslem Doulton & Co Ltd Lambeth Doulton & Co Ltd Fireclay Dept, Rowley Regis Doulton Sanitary Potteries Ltd Whieldon Pottery, Stoke Dudson Bros Ltd Hanley Dudson, Wilcox & Till Ltd Britannic Pottery, Hanley Dunn, Bennett & Co Ltd Burslem Top of page E Electric & Ordnance Accessories Co Ltd Hanley Elektra Porcelain Co Ltd Longton Ellgreave Pottery Co Ltd Burslem Empire Porcelain Co Ltd Stoke Top of page F S. Fielding & Co Ltd Devon Pottery, Stoke Samuel Ford & Co (Burslem) Ltd Thos Forester & Sons Ltd Longton Furnivals (1913) Ltd Cobridge Top of page G Gaskell & Crocott Gibbons, Hinton & Co Ltd Brierley Hill Gibson & Sons Ltd Burslem Glasgow Trading & Transport Ltd Possil Pottery, Glasgow Globe Pottery Co Ltd Cobridge Govancroft Pottery Co Ltd Glasgow A.E. Gray & Co Ltd Hanley W.A. Gray & Sons Midlothian Potteries, Portobello T.G. Green & Co Ltd Church Gresley Potteries Grimwades Ltd Winton Potteries, Stoke W.H. Grindley & Co Ltd Tunstall Grosvenor & Sons Eagle Pottery, Glasgow Grosvenor China Ltd Longton Top of page H A.G. Hackney & Co Ltd Stoke Harrison & Son (Hanley) Ltd Phoenix Chemical Works F. Heath & Son Hartshorne Pottery, Woodville Robert Heron & Son Fife Pottery, Kirkcaldy F. Hessan & Co Stoke Hewitt & Leadbeater Longton Hollinshead & Kirkham Ltd Tunstall J. & R. Howie Ltd Paisley George Howson & Sons Ltd Eastwood Sanitary Works, Hanley Thomas Hughes & Sons Ltd Longport Hughes Sanitary Co Ltd Longport William Hulme Burslem Top of page I Ideal Standard Ltd Middlewich J Edward Johns & Co Ltd Armitage Sanitary Pottery, Armitage Johnson Ltd Britannia Pottery, Burslem Johnson Bros (Hanley) Ltd Hanley Pottery, Stoke Johnson Bros (Hanley) Ltd Trent Sanitary Works H. & R. Johnson Ltd Eastwood Tile Works, Hanley Johnson, Matthey & Co Ltd Sneyd Colour Works, Burslem A.E. Jones (Longton) Ltd Alfred B. Jones & Sons Longton George Jones & Sons Ltd Stoke Top of page K Keeling & Co Ltd Dale Hall Works, Burslem Henry Kennedy & Sons Ltd Barrowfield Potteries, Glasgow James Kent Ltd Longton/ Old Foley Pottery, Fenton William Kent King & Barratt Ltd Bourne's Bank Pottery, Burslem Top of page L Lingard Webster & Co Ltd Tunstall Litchdon Pottery Barnstaple David Lockhart & Sons Victoria Pottery, Pollokshaws William Lovatt Kingsfield Pottery, Newcastle-under-Lyme Lower Midway Sanitary Pottery Ltd Midway, Burton-on-Trent Top of page M James McIntyre & Co Ltd C.W. McNay & Sons Bridgeness Pottery, Bo'ness John Maddock & Sons Ltd Dale Hall Pottery/ Newcastle St, Burslem C.T. Maling & Sons Ltd Ford Potteries, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Malkin Tile Co Burslem Mansfield Bros Ltd Church Gresley (tile and sanitary works)/ Woodville Marsden Tiles Burslem Mason, Cash & Co Ltd Pool Potteries, Church Gresley/ Woodville Alfred Meakin (Tunstall) Ltd Royal Albert/ Victoria/ Newfield Potteries J. & G. Meakin Ltd Eagle Pottery/ Eastwood Works, Hanley Meirswann Colours Burslem David Methven & Sons Kirkcaldy Pottery Midland Pottery Co Ltd Ravenhead, St Helens/ Melling W.R. Midwinter Ltd Burslem Mintons Ltd China works, Stoke Minton Hollins & Co Ltd Patent tile works, Stoke Morley, Fox & Co Ltd Stoke Murdostown Colliery Co Ltd Cleland Myott, Son & Co Ltd Cobridge/ Alexander Potteries, Hanley Top of page N Nadin, Parker & Co Ltd Reliance Potteries, Woodville New Chelsea Porcelain Co Ltd Longton New Hall Pottery Co Ltd Burslem/Hanley Newport Pottery Co Ltd Burslem O C.W. Outram & Co Ltd Excelsior Potteries, Woodville Top of page P Park Hall Pottery Co Pearl Pottery Co Ltd Hanley Pearson & Co (Chesterfield) Ltd Whittington Moor Pointon & Sherwin Hanley Port-Dundas Pottery Co Ltd Glasgow Poulson Bros Ltd Ferrybridge Pountney & Co Ltd Bristol Pottery Price Bros Longport Top of page R Regal Pottery Co Cobridge Henry Richards Tile Co Tunstall A.G. Richardson & Co Ltd Gordon Pottery, Tunstall Ridgways (Bedford Works) Ltd Shelton Rockingham Co Ltd Glasgow S.H. Rowley Ltd (sanitary potters) Swadlincote Royal Art Pottery Co Longton Royal Longpark Co Ltd Torquay Royal Watcombe Pottery Co Ltd Torquay Top of page S E. & J. Sadler Bell Works, Burslem Shanks & Co Ltd Victorian Pottery, Barrhead Shanks & Co Ltd Longpark Pottery, Kilmarnock Shanks & Co Ltd Tubal Works, Glasgow Sharpe Bros & Co Ltd Swadlincote Shelley Potteries Ltd Longton Shelton Potteries Co Sherwin & Cotton Eastwood Tile Works, Hanley Shires Ltd Longton C. Simpson & Co Crown Works, Burslem John Slater Ltd Berryhill Sanitary Works, Stoke S.M.S. Tile Co Ltd Burslem Soho Pottery Ltd Cobridge Steatite & Porcelain Products Ltd Stourport John Steventon & Sons Ltd Burslem John Steventon & Sons Ltd Royal Venton Ware, Burslem/ Royal Venton Works, Middlewich J. Stiff & Sons Lambeth R. Sudlow & Sons Ltd Burslem Swinnertons Ltd Victoria Pottery/ Washington Works, Hanley Top of page T E. Tatton Fountain Place Works, Burslem Taylor & Kent Florence Works, Longton Taylor Tunnicliff & Co Ltd Hanley Thomas Till & Sons Ltd Sytch Pottery, Burslem Tooth & Co Ltd Bretby Art Pottery, Woodville Torquay Pottery Co Ltd Trenton Sanitary Co Hanley Twyfords Ltd Cliffe Vale Potteries and Enamelled Fireclay Works, Hanley Twyfords Ltd (sanitary potters) Stoke V Vernon Tile Co Ltd Stoke Vickers Ltd Top of page W A.J. Wade & Co Ltd Flaxman Tile Works, Burslem James Wallace & Sons Ltd Oldpark Brickworks/ Marquis Pottery, Belfast J.H. Weatherby & Sons Ltd Falcon Pottery, Hanley Wedgwood & Co Ltd Tunstall Josiah Wedgwood & Sons Ltd Etruria West Lothian Pottery Co Ltd Grange, Bo'ness Whieldon Sanitary Potteries Ltd Stoke Thos. C. Wild & Sons Ltd St. Mary's Works, Longton Wildblood & Taylor Ltd Heathcote Pottery, Longton Wileman & Co Foley China Works, Longton A.J. Wilkinson Ltd Royal Staffordshire Pottery, Burslem Arthur Winkle & Co Ltd Britannic Pottery, Hanley F. Winkle & Co Ltd Colonial Potteries, Stoke Wood & Sons Ltd Trent and New Wharf Potteries, Burslem Arthur Wood & Son (Longport) Ltd Bradwell Works, Longport James Woodward Ltd Swadlincote G. Woolliscroft & Sons Ltd Hanley Worcester Royal Porcelain Co Ltd Worcester Top of page .
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