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Antique John Dimmock York Green and White China Oval Tureen 1862-1878
Rare Antique Staffordshire Stoneware York pattern Tureen manufactured by John Dimmock
- John Dimmock & Co Albion Works Hanley Stoke on Trent
- York pattern in green and white
- Antique transfer stoneware
- John Dimmock pattern factory marks referenced on thepotteries.org
- 11.5-inches by 9-inches and stands 3-inches tall
- Repaired antique condition. There is a glued repair to one handle which is well done and stable and there is some pitting and staining in the turenn, see video
John Dimmock & Co manufactured stoneware between 1860-68 during which time the Albion Works were being rebuilt at Tontine Street, Shelton , Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent. The company was proceeded by a partnership with Thomas Dimmock who had died in 1862
Rare Antique Staffordshire Stoneware York pattern Tureen manufactured by John Dimmock
- John Dimmock & Co Albion Works Hanley Stoke on Trent
- York pattern in green and white
- Antique transfer stoneware
- John Dimmock pattern factory marks referenced on thepotteries.org
- 11.5-inches by 9-inches and stands 3-inches tall
- Repaired antique condition. There is a glued repair to one handle which is well done and stable and there is some pitting and staining in the turenn, see video
John Dimmock & Co manufactured stoneware between 1860-68 during which time the Albion Works were being rebuilt at Tontine Street, Shelton , Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent. The company was proceeded by a partnership with Thomas Dimmock who had died in 1862
$19.13
Original: $63.76
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$63.76
$19.13Description
Rare Antique Staffordshire Stoneware York pattern Tureen manufactured by John Dimmock
- John Dimmock & Co Albion Works Hanley Stoke on Trent
- York pattern in green and white
- Antique transfer stoneware
- John Dimmock pattern factory marks referenced on thepotteries.org
- 11.5-inches by 9-inches and stands 3-inches tall
- Repaired antique condition. There is a glued repair to one handle which is well done and stable and there is some pitting and staining in the turenn, see video
John Dimmock & Co manufactured stoneware between 1860-68 during which time the Albion Works were being rebuilt at Tontine Street, Shelton , Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent. The company was proceeded by a partnership with Thomas Dimmock who had died in 1862
