Category:William Adams & Sons

There was a large Adams family of potters in 18th-19th century Staffordshire, several called William. These may not all relate to the same one. This factory, founded by William Adams (baptised 1746; died 1805), was also called (but wares not marked as) the Greengates Pottery. William Adams & Sons closed in 1820, though the factory was later used by others. See "The Adams family of Potters" at www.thepotteries.org.

Media in category "William Adams & Sons"

The following 8 files are in this category, out of 8 total.

Annual report of the Philadelphia Museum of Art (1900) (14778569141).jpg 3,408 × 1,414; 1 MB
Bodas de Isabel II y Luisa Fernanda.jpg 4,096 × 3,072; 3.61 MB
Cachepot With Saucer, 1785–1790 (CH 18349817) (cropped).jpg 1,777 × 1,712; 3.08 MB
Ewer, possibly William Adams & Sons, Staffordshire, c. 1790 - Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art - DSC08760.JPG 2,495 × 4,207; 2.87 MB
Greensates Pottery - Tunstall - North Staffordshire - 1780.jpg 736 × 485; 76 KB
Pair of bases MET 88121.jpg 680 × 357; 41 KB
Sugar bowl and cover, William Adams & Sons Ltd, Tunstall and Stoke, Staffordshire, 1787-1805, blue jasperware with applied white reliefs - Nordiska museet - Stockholm, Sweden - DSC09800.JPG 3,113 × 2,558; 3.65 MB
Sugar bowl MET 3639.jpg 4,000 × 2,351; 1.23 MB

Category:William Adams & Sons

Media in category "William Adams & Sons"

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