Very early handmade creamer made by William Hackwood and it dates between 1827-1843. It has the impressed mark HACKWOOD. William Hackwood lived in England from 1774-1849.

Mar 17, 2024 · Very early handmade creamer made by William Hackwood and it dates between 1827-1843. It has the impressed mark HACKWOOD. William Hackwood lived in England from 1774-1849. THIS IS EXTREME;LY RARE. It is the only ceramic creamer I have ever found where the handle is decorated with an eagle.

Creamer Designed by Lady Elizabeth Templetown, Modeled by William Hackwood, Wedgwood 1785-1800

Earthenware and Jasper ware manufacturers at Eastwood, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, England. Geoffrey Godden notes: "Contemporary advertisements and some directories list 'Hackwood, Dimmock & Co.' - a style not included in rate records.

Albion Antiek Antique Purple Transferware Hackwood - Sportsman - Creamer & Sugar This auction is for a beautiful antique English pottery creamer and sugar. These purple transfer decorated pieces were made by William Hackwood & Son from Shelton (Staffordshire) and were made between 1846-1849.

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Hackwood & Co . Manufacturers of earthenware and Jasper style ware at Eastwood, Hanley and subsequently at the New Hall Works, Shelton . the family operation spanned from c.1807-55. A number potters named Hackwood were working in the first half of the 19th C. and therefore accurate dating is difficult. Mark. Description & date. HACKWOOD ...

Earthenware and Jasper ware manufacturers at Eastwood, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, England. William Hackwood had started a manufacturing partnership in 1807. In November 1827 this partnership was dissolved and William Hackwood continued on his own account.

WILLIAM OR THOMAS HACKWOOD C 1820-50 BASALT BLACK RELIEF DETAILED CREAMERBasalt Black CreamerC 1820 - 50Black Basalt Lightly glazed small creamer with incised relief patternIn good condition with no apparent cracks or repairs, just tiny nibble to rim.This is a used item which is almost 200 years old.