Gibson & Sons (Albany & Harvey potteries), Burslem
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Gibson & Sons (Albany & Harvey potteries), Burslem
Last edited by denbydump on November 4th 2022, 12:46 am; edited 4 times in total (Reason for editing : amend title)
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Re: Gibson & Sons (Albany & Harvey potteries), Burslem
By Gibson & sons. 1909+.
Albany and Harvey were the names of the two different potteries they owned.
Albany and Harvey were the names of the two different potteries they owned.
Re: Gibson & Sons (Albany & Harvey potteries), Burslem
Cheers :)
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Re: Gibson & Sons (Albany & Harvey potteries), Burslem
All over silver lustre, i think i read somewhere that this is what's known as 'poor mans silver'. It will polish up with silver cleaner, although it takes a thin layer off each time. Which is probably why you can see the copper base colour coming through.
tigerchips- Number of posts : 464
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Re: Gibson & Sons (Albany & Harvey potteries), Burslem
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I did think they were silver when I saw them; before I picked them up :D
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Alex J- Number of posts : 192
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Re: Gibson & Sons (Albany & Harvey potteries), Burslem
Probably 1910s rather than 1920s, There probably isn't a pattern name
as such, but the number on the base would be the pattern code - 4453.
as such, but the number on the base would be the pattern code - 4453.
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