Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Adderleys

From Graces Guide

of Daisy Bank Pottery, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. Telephone: 3435. Cables: "Daisy, Longton"

The works were at one time renamed the Gainsborough Works.

Previously: William Alsager Adderley and Co; Hulse and Adderley

Adderleys Ltd was founded in 1905, but was derived from William Alsager Adderley (1876-1905) and Hulse and Adderley (1865-1879). This company made tea services, china, earthenware and porcelain figures.

  • 1929 Listed Exhibitor. Manufacturers of China Tea, Dessert, Dinner Sets and Fancy Goods; Earthenware Hotel Ware, Toilet Ware, Dinner Ware, Vases, Bowls and Kitchen Ware. (Stand No. F.4) [1]

The company was taken over by Ridgway Potteries in 1947 to form Ridgway and Adderley but the china continued to be produced with the Adderleys name

1955 On January 1st, merged with Booths and Colcloughs Ltd, continued as Ridgway, Adderley, Booths and Colcloughs Ltd.

1955 Renamed Ridgway Potteries

Later became part of the Lawley Group

It is still in existence having been owned by Allied English Potteries and most recently Royal Doulton.


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Sources of Information

  • [1] The Potteries
  • [2] Duchess China
  • [3] Pottery Studio