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William Stubbs & Co.
William Stubbs is listed at various addresses in Shelton and Hanley in directories between 1850 and 1892. He was previously listed as a partner in Stubbs & Walker, Hanley, in 1846. An advertisement in 1861 mentions "metal top jugs". At no stage is there any mention of an "& Co." partnership. Strangely enough, despite its longevity, the firm is not listed by Godden.
Only one marked jug has been recorded, a copy of the relatively common Idle Apprentices jug which was probably made by other potters, certainly including John Ellis of Bristol.
| Idle Apprentices (not titled) Design not registered. Another marked example is recorded by John Ellis of Bristol. Marks: impressed "W. Stubbs & Co" Illustrations: Hughes 2/35 (unmarked)
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