|
This is not a comprehensive listing but is extractred from published accounts. A coomprehensive article is currently under review for publication covering the potters of the British Midlands.[David Morris]
F. Pullin, E. Tomkinson, E. K. Fuller, T. Ralphs, R. Hewitt
Deseret Pottery, Salt Lake City, 1849-53
E. Tomkinson, T. Ralphs, A. Cordon, R. Steele, R. Hewitt
Fillmore Pottery, 1852, 1853-ca. 1857
E. Tomkinson, Ralph & James Rowley
[p.394] Parowan, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1858-ca. 1863
Thomas Davenport
Cannon & Eardley Bros., Salt Lake City, 1861-63
A. Cannon & James, John, & Bedson Eardley
Deseret Pottery, Salt Lake City, 1863-68
James, John, & Bedson Eardley, & T. Latimer
Seventh Ward Pottery, Salt Lake City, 1868-78
James & Bedson Eardley, & George Hill
City Pottery, Salt Lake City, 1862-78
J. Croxall & J. Cartwright
City Pottery, Salt Lake City, 1878-86, 1888
J. Croxall, J. Cartwright, James & Bedson Eardley
Dixie Pottery, St. George, 1867-ca. 92
John Eardley
Beaver City Pottery, 1887-ca. 90
John Eardley
Northern Pottery, Ogden, cat 1863-ca. 1866
J. W. Simpson & J. T. Lewis
Toronto Pottery, Salt Lake City, 1st Ave., ca. 1870
Carl Green
Blake & Sons, Salt Lake City, First Ward,
William Blake, 1885-91
Benjamin Blake, 1888-98
Salt Lake City, ca. 1869
M. Allwood
Kirk Henrichsen, "Pioneer Pottery of Utah and E. C. Henrichsen's Provo Pottery Company," pp. 360-395 |
Resources 
