Wallwork tile?

Just double checking if this is a Wallwork tile on a Pilkington blank.
6" wide

There seems to be some doubt now, unless they are marked.

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t21121-wallwork-verification

Wallwork tiles had a better colour in my experience

I have a pile ...but can't put my hands on them right now.

I think its right

denbydump wrote:There seems to be some doubt now, unless they are marked.

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t21121-wallwork-verification

Those may be Jersey; I think the doubt with those is because there is a backing fixed to the tiles so it's not possible to know if they are Johnson or Pilkington blanks, and the sizes don't look right.

Found some - yes it's also PILKINGTON -it's good

dantheman wrote:Wallwork tiles had a better colour in my experience

Maybe it's my photo? There are a number on google with the same colours.

22 Crawford St. wrote:Found some - yes it's also PILKINGTON -it's good

Cheers

so are we saying all Pilkington are Wallwork but no other blanks?

Or conversely, all Wallworks are on Pilkington's but no other blanks?

I think we're saying that if the decoration is similar to other Wallwork tiles, and it's on a Pilkington blank, then odds are it's a Wallwork. Whereas if it was a sparkly pink unicorn on a Pilkington blank then you'd either think Wallwork and his team had been on the whacky Baccy or it wasn't a Wallwork.

err ok?

but if it is Wallwork style but not on a Pilkintons blank then is it or sn't it?

Left Richards tile.
Centre Johnsons tiles.
Right Pilks tiles.

All or none may be Wallwork!

According to AW website he bought blanks from Pilkingtons and Johnson Bros between 1957 and 1984. Tiles produced by AW at Forest Hill and then by assistants at Greenwich and Marnhull studios.

....and of corse he did not decorate the vast majority of them...

I've split the thread so bluenote's cheeseboard tiles have their own one -

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t21860-tiles-on-cheeseboard

22 Crawford St. wrote:....and of corse he did not decorate the vast majority of them...

I don't imagine he decorated any of the ones sold commercially. I did have a few that he was experimenting with that Joe now has.

I don't have a problem with the tile here being a Wallwork one. When he went to France he left all of what he had left with me to sell on his behalf and this is undoubtedly one of the patterns included.

3 x Marnhull tiles on Johnsons blanks.