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Designer Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin
Manufacturer Attributed to John Hardman & Co.
after 1846

Designer Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin
Manufacturer Attributed to John Hardman & Co.
ca. 1845–59

Designer Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin
Manufacturer Attributed to John Hardman & Co.
ca. 1845–59

Designer Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin
Manufacturer Attributed to John Hardman & Co.
ca. 1845–59

Designer Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin
Manufacturer Attributed to John Hardman & Co.
ca. 1845–59

Designer Designed by Matthew Boulton
Glass by James Keir
Manufactory Assembled by Boulton & Fothergill
ca. 1772

Designer Christopher Dresser
Manufactory Elkington & Co.
1885

Designer Christopher Dresser
Manufactory Hukin & Heath
1879

Designer Christopher Dresser
Manufactory Hukin & Heath
1879

Wardell & Kempson
1809–10

Cocks & Betteridge
1800–1801

Probably by Thos. Newbold
1826–27

J. C. (probably), Birmingham
1827–28

Joseph Taylor
1804–5

Samuel Pemberton
1803–4

F. & Co.
1850–51

Cocks & Betteridge
1805–6

H. & T., Birmingham
1854–55

British, Birmingham
19th century

J. L., Birmingham
1811–12

Matthew Boulton
1805–6

British, Birmingham
1790–91

John Bettridge
1819–20

Nathaniel Mills
1843–44

James Yates
early 19th century

J. Gilbert
1830

Samuel Pemberton
1804–5

Matthew Boulton
1806–8

British, Birmingham
1800–1801

Attributed to John Wilkes
17th century

Matthew Boulton
sockets by Robert Garrard I
sockets by John S. Hunt
1805/6

Joseph Willmore
1829–30

Henry Freeth
ca. 1816

Matthew Boulton
John Fothergill
Designer James Wyatt
1775–76

Manufactory Matthew Boulton Company
ca. 1830

Matthew Boulton
ca. 1830

G.U.
1835–36

Taylor & Perry
1834

Joseph Taylor
1808

John Bettridge
1834

Samuel Pemberton
1803

William Lea & Co.
1816
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