Antique Pottery » Sunderland Lustre
Sunderland, my home town, is synonymous with the production of lustre decorated pottery. Lustreware was produced throughout the British Isles, especially Wales, although primarily in the north east of England. The term 'Sunderland Lustre' is now used generically to describe all lustre finished pottery from this part of the country, sorry Newcastle...
Domestic items, bowls, mugs and chamber pots were produced in the hundreds of thousands right up until the 1930s, they were richly decorated in pink, orange and yellow lustre with transfer decorations overpainted individually adding to their individual appeal.
Dixon & Co, Garrison Pottery, Ball's, Scott's, Moore's, Maling, Sherif Hill, St Anthony's and Ford's, amongst others, all produced exceptional, highly collectable pottery.
Maling - William IV in Full Sail
Maling Jug
Mariner's Arms Tankard- Garrison
Mariner's Compass Frog Mug
Mariners Arms Pot & Lid
Maritime Jug - Garrison
May Peace & Plenty - Dixons
Merrily Round The Capstan Frog Mug
Moore & Co - Bowl
Moore & Co - Frog Mug
Moore & Co - Stag Hunting Bowl
Moore & Co - Waverley Scene
Moore & Co Large Bowl
Moore - Maritime Jug
Moore's Sailors Farewell
Moore's Sunderland Jug
Northumberland 74- Garrison
Orange Chamber Pot
Orange Lustre Foresters Jug
