Aller Vale cup (mark)
Aller Vale handled jam pot
Aller Vale handled jam pot (mark)
Aller Vale jug
Aller Vale jug (mark)
Aller Vale milk jug
Aller Vale milk jug (mark)
Aller Vale Normandy vase
Aller Vale Normandy vase (mark)
Aller Vale sugar dish
Aller Vale sugar dish (mark)
Aller Vale udder vase
Aller Vale udder vase (base)
Aller Vale udder vase II
Aller Vale udder vase II (base)
Aller Vale udder vase III
Aller Vale udder vase III (mark)
Aller Vale vase
Dimpled Aller Vale vase
Large Aller Vale jug
Large Aller Vale jug (mark)
Small Aller Vale jug
Small Aller Vale jug (base)
Two-handled Aller Vale vase
Two-handled Aller Vale vase (mark)
Aller Vale's history goes back to 1865. The Torquay company originally made earthenware domestic goods. John Phillips started the Aller Vale Art Pottery in the 1880s after the original pottery (J Phillips and Co) was damaged by fire.
In the last decade of the nineteenth century the company gained public approbation when its wares were stocked by Liberty & Co. of Regent Street, London. After the death of Phillips in 1897, the company was acquired by Hexter Humpherson & Co., who amalgamated it with another of their acquisitions, Watcombe Pottery, and the new firm was known as Royal Aller Vale & Watcombe Co.
The company continued to produce pottery until 1962.
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Aller Vale Art Pottery by Virginia Brisco (Editor) |
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