Pattern No: 427
| Pattern Name | Design Type | Designer | Likely Design Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jacobean | Early designs | Not known | 1913 |
Notes
Jacobean pattern is the subject of Gray’s first recorded advertisement relating to a specific pattern: see The Pottery Gazette and Glass Trade Review July 1919, last image below.
The ewer in the first image has a Waring & Gillow mark beneath the Gray’s 1st Galleon backstamp. The staining is a result of age.
The teapot in the second image, a Bishop & Stonier shape, would have been supplied originally with a lid. The two tureens would also have had lids.
Patterns 427 and 1798 appear to be the green version and patterns 576 and 1800 yellow.
A pattern sold by the London retailer Waring & Gillow.
The ewer in the first image has a Waring & Gillow mark beneath the Gray’s 1st Galleon backstamp. The staining is a result of age.
The teapot in the second image, a Bishop & Stonier shape, would have been supplied originally with a lid. The two tureens would also have had lids.
Patterns 427 and 1798 appear to be the green version and patterns 576 and 1800 yellow.
A pattern sold by the London retailer Waring & Gillow.
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