Staffordshire pottery

Two Hammersley & Co. porcelain order books, covering the dates of February 1910 through March 1920 and March 1920 through 1925. Each order contains the name of the purchaser, a partial design drawing of the design ordered, some of which are colored, and a breakdown of cost by element. Customers that are listed are primarily British, induding Harrods Department Store, J. Goode & Co., Whyte & Son Ltd. Dublin, J.A. Nisbet of Edinburgh, and Civil Service Supply.

Sample book from an unidentified Staffordshire, England pottery, containing proofs and samples of logos, branding, and advertisements for over 600 domestic and international locations and businesses. These marks may have been used for producing "badge ware," a type of transferware pottery used as samples, that incoperated multiple designs available from a pottery onto a single surface.