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Please also note that earlier Nelson Ware was not marked.

16, for example, easily reflects a newspaper.

The geography of the area of Staffordshire in central England made it a fine spot for the production of slipware and other lead-glazed ceramic earthenware.

By the late 18th century North Staffordshire was the largest producer of ceramics in Britain, despite significant centres elsewhere.

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— who began production in 1792.

Thank you Sue Tudor crown by: Niamh Hi Peter, I was wondering could you help.

So many buyers are turned off by the rhetoric that Wong Lee's are "Fakes" that they steer clear of them - When in reality they are originals - I Think it's obvious to consider that the original release of the WL 1895 mark was at the very least deceitful in one way or another but there also now seems to be an established knowledge of the marking and the history of the marking.

TWO STAFFORDSHIRE HENS ON NESTS.