Thomas Fell & CoNewcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland 1817 - 1890 |
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| St. Peter's Pottery, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland |
1817 - 1890 |
| Famous Newcastle pottery firm supplying the North-east of England and the Baltic Trade
with their domestic Dinner and Teawares. Working in earthenware this company adopted many of the
popular C19th patterns including "Willow", "Wild Rose" and "Asiatic Pheasants" . Styled itself & Co
somewhere around 1830 and usually employed the impressed mark FELL on larger pieces. "Asiatic Pheasants" wares were unlikely to have been produced here before the mid 1860's and probably somewhat later but the popularity of the pattern suggests that they used it up until their closure in 1890. |
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| FELL impressed mark |
F & Co Printed mark contained in the Asiatic Pheasants Cartouche |