Vintage - ALB - Mycket söt och dekorativ engelsk brun tekanna
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Unik pip med non-drip-funktion, bild 5
Höjd med lock: 13 cm
Höjd utan lock: 11 cm
Bredd inkl pip och handtag: 22 cm
Diameter "tjockaste stället": 13 cm

Bild 5 är hämtad från https://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/16.htm. Där även övrig information som kopierats in nedan är hämtad.

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"Alcock, Lindley and Bloore Ltd, Hanley & Burslem 1919-c.1972
Manufacturer of earthenware teapots at the Albert Works, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, England.
In 1919, after the war, the three partners of Swinnertons Ltd purchased the teapot factory of Smith & Co. and formed a new company: Messrs. Alcock, Lindley and Bloore.
The business was incorporated (as a Limited Company) in 1931.
c.1925 the company purchased the Scotia Works in Burslem.
The directors, now joined by the sons Mr. R.B. Bloore and Mr. W.S. Lindley, decided to build a new, single-storey factory, for the exclusive manufacture of Samian and Rockingham teapots.
In 1938 a start was made to rebuild the Vulcan Pottery, but it was interrupted by the Second World War. Both Swinnertons and Alcock, Lindley & Bloor continued manufacture during the war although some of the factories were closed.
An article in 1941 noted that the annual output was over 4 million teapots [Pottery Gazette]
In August 1952 the redevelopment of the Vulcan Pottery was completed.
1956 the Scotia Works was closed and demolished.
1959 - the Swinnertons group was taken over by the Lawley Group which, in 1964 became part of Allied English Potteries (AEP).
In 1965 the Vulcan Works became a production unit of Ridgway Potteries Ltd (part of AEP)
In 1973 Allied English Potteries merged with Royal Doulton and the Alcock, Lindley and Bloore name disappears.
Alcock, Lindley and Bloore was still listed as a teapot manufacturer (as an Allied English Potteries company) in a 1970 year-book but not listed as a subsidiary of Royal Doulton Table Ware Ltd post 1972. [Michael Perry British Pottery Manufacturers 1900-2010]"

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