Davenport Pottery Photos

Davenport Pottery started in 1794 in the Staffordshire town of Longport (now part of Stoke-on-Trent aka Stoke) in order to make typical ceramic wares of the region.

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Davenport Mulberry teapot at Woodman Museum. Dover, NH.Davenport Amoy Flow Blue Ironstone China creamer & covered sugar bowl at Lindenwald. Kinderhook, NY.Davenport Amoy Flow Blue Ironstone China plates at Lindenwald. Kinderhook, NY.Davenport Amoy Flow Blue Ironstone China on Servants' dining table at Lindenwald. Kinderhook, NY.
Davenport Mulberry teapot (c1825) at Woodman Museum. Dover, NH.Davenport Amoy Flow Blue Ironstone China creamer & covered sugar bowl (c1845) at Lindenwald. Kinderhook, NY.Davenport Amoy Flow Blue Ironstone China plates (c1845) at Lindenwald. Kinderhook, NY.Davenport Amoy Flow Blue Ironstone China on Servants' dining table at Lindenwald. Kinderhook, NY.
Davenport porcelain cup & saucer with British & American sailing ships exchanging canon fire at Arts et Metiers Museum. Paris, France.Friburg pattern Davenport Ironstone China plates found in wreck at Steamboat Arabia Museum. Kansas City, MO.Cabinet with English Davenport China service at Conde-Charlotte Museum. Mobile, AL.Red & white Davenport porcelain soup tureen at Conde-Charlotte Museum. Mobile, AL.
Davenport porcelain cup & saucer with British & American sailing ships exchanging canon fire (mid 19thC) at Arts et Metiers Museum. Paris, France.Friburg pattern Davenport Ironstone China plates (1855) found in wreck at Steamboat Arabia Museum. Kansas City, MO.Cabinet with English Davenport China service at Conde-Charlotte Museum. Mobile, AL.Red & white Davenport porcelain soup tureen at Conde-Charlotte Museum. Mobile, AL.
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