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Ceramics made by Leeds Pottery, 18th & 19th century

Leeds Pottery, also known as Hartley Greens & Co., was one of the most important pottery manufacturers in England during the 18th and 19th centuries. It was founded in 1756 by a group of businessmen including Richard Frank, a local merchant, and his brother-in-law, William Hartley. They acquired the site of an old brewery in the Hunslet district of Leeds and began producing high-quality earthenware.

The company became particularly well-known for its creamware, a type of fine earthenware that was similar to porcelain. Leeds Pottery's creamware was particularly prized for its delicate, off-white color and its durability. The company also produced a range of other products, including tea sets, jugs, and vases, which were exported to many countries around the world.

In the early 19th century, Leeds Pottery experienced financial difficulties due to increased competition from other potteries and the economic depression that followed more... the Napoleonic Wars. From 1821, the company was sold repeatedly until it finally closed in 1881. less...

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Leeds Pottery antique English pierced oval blue and white…
Leeds Pottery Antique Oval Blue and White Platter, 18th/19th Century

Leeds Pottery antique English pierced oval blue and white pottery platter, 18th/19th century, impressed 'Leeds Pottery', 9.06 in. wide

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Leeds Pottery creamware coffee pot, hand-painted with floral…
Hand-Painted Leeds Pottery Creamware Coffee Pot, Floral Sprays, 1780

Leeds Pottery creamware coffee pot, hand-painted with floral sprays, circa 1780, 10.24 in. high

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Three creamware dishes, Wedgwood and Leeds, 18th century, circa…
18th Century Creamware Dishes with Bird and Temple Decorations

Three creamware dishes, Wedgwood and Leeds, 18th century, circa 1770, each with a feather mould rim. The first decorated with Liverpool birds by Sadler and green. No marks to base. The second lobed in form, decorated with Liverpool birds by Sadler and gree

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A large blue and white platter, of indented dish form with a…
Blue and White Platter in Great Wall Pattern

A large blue and white platter, of indented dish form with a wide rim, decorated in medium blue in 'The great wall of China pattern'. Referenced in Blue-Printed earthenware 1800-1850 (Coysh), pages 42-3 . Unmarked, Leeds old Pottery. England, circa 1800-18

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Leeds Pottery pearlware leaf shaped pickle dish, circa 1800.…
Leeds Pottery Leaf Pickle Dish, 1800

Leeds Pottery pearlware leaf shaped pickle dish, circa 1800. Impressed mark, small disp to underside

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A rare Hartley, Greens & Co. blue and white platter with the…
Rare Hartley, Greens & Co. Platter with 'Jar & Fisherman' Pattern

A rare Hartley, Greens & Co. blue and white platter with the rare 'Jar & Fisherman' pattern. Hartley, green & Co. Leeds, circa 1820. Diameter 16.93 in.

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Leeds blue and white earthenware plate
Leeds Blue & White Plate

Leeds blue and white earthenware plate

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Three Leeds pickle dishes and a Caughley bowl, 18th century,…
Leeds and Caughley Pickle Dishes and Bowl

Three Leeds pickle dishes and a Caughley bowl, 18th century, all pickle dishes decorated with blue and white transfer prints, the Caughley bowl with similar decorative motifs, largest 5.31 in., smallest 4.33 in.

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