“The circumstances under which I came upon the hand-made pottery were as follows. In conversation with a Scotch friend on archæological matters, he happened to mention that hand-made pottery is still used in the Hebrides. Taken in connection with the fact that the inhabitants of some of the islands still, I believe, live in the same circular dry stone huts, with their cattle under the same roof, of which so many traces remain on Dartmoor, Ingleborough in Yorkshire, the Yr Eifel Hills in Carnarvonshire, and with the curious speculations contained in the introduction to the popular tales of the West Highlands, by Mr. Campbell, this fact seemed to be of some archæological interest. Mr. Tyler, in his ‘Early History of Mankind,’ gives many instances of the old savage instruments having lasted to our times, e.g., the flint knife used to cut cabbages by some old woman in Orkney, the bone ‘barker’ from Cornwall, in Christy and Blackmore Museums, the stone hammer for breaking the shells of whelks in Brittany, and so on.

“My friend gave me an introduction to Mr. D. Munro, the chamberlain of Sir James Matherson, Bart., at Stornoway, in the Lewes, and Mr. Munro promptly sent me a complete tea-service consisting of teapot, milk-jug, sugar-basin, slop-basin, egg cups (or probably dram cups), cups and saucers, and marmalade pot! which he had purchased for the magnificent sum of 10s. from an old woman at Stornoway, who was actually using them in the year of grace 1868 at her tea table. The pottery is evidently hand-made, and is of a very rough quality and form, baked, but not turned on the wheel. I gave half the set to the Blackmore Museum at Salisbury, and half to the Christy Museum, at 103, Victoria Street (visible on Fridays between 10 and 4 p.m. by ticket obtained at the British Museum; no doubt a letter enclosing stamped envelope would save the trouble of an application to the British Museum). The pottery is in a case in the secretary’s room. I am not sure if this room is shown to the public, but of course it would be shown to any one having an object in view.

“The remarkable thing is, that the pottery is distinctly copied, rudely enough, from modern pottery. The forms are ordinary Tottenham Court Road forms, and their continued use in an island with a regular steamboat service from Glasgow strikes me as very curious.

“Of course the view of the pottery is open to you, and all the information contained in this letter. I should prefer, however, not having my name published, unless to substantiate any statements I have made.”

Manufactories of brown ware, of delft, of common earthenware, and fire-clay goods, have also existed, or exist, in other parts of Scotland.

CHAPTER XIV.

The following list, now for the first time printed, will be found to contain all the specifications, relating in any way to pottery, enrolled from the year 1626 down to 1877. The first portion of the list, down to 1862, I have compiled from the “Abridgments of the Specifications,” prepared by Mr. B. Woodcroft; and for the latter portion I am indebted to Mr. William Spence, As. Inst. C.E., the well-known Patent agent, by whom it has been specially prepared for me, and to whom I tender my acknowledgments.

A LIST OF PATENTS RELATING TO CERAMICS

FROM 1626 TO 1877.

DATE.TO WHOM GRANTED.OBJECT.
1626Oct. 26Rous and CullynStone potts, juggs, and bottells.
1635Feb. 17Ramsey, Arnold, and AyliffeImprovements in fuel for drying, &c., of pottery, tiles, &c.
1671April 23Dwight, JohnPorcelain or china.
1676Oct. 27Van Hamme, J. A.Tiles, porcelain and earthenwares.
1684June 12Dwight, John“White gorges, marbled porcelaine vessels, statues and figures,” &c.
1722June 13Holt and LondonComposition or mixture for making white ware.
Oct. 17Billin, Thomas“Refined earthenware” from native materials.
1724Jan. 28Redrich and JonesStaining, clouding, damasking, &c.
1726Nov. 5Benson, ThomasGrinding, &c., of flint.
1729May 9Bell, SamuelRed marble stoneware.
1732Jan. 14Benson, ThomasGrinding, &c., of flint.
1733April 24Shawe, RalphChocolate and white ware.
1744Dec. 6Heylyn and FryeChina.
1749Nov. 17Frye, Thomas „
1762Jan. 25White, WilliamCrucibles, &c.
1764Dec. 5Williamson and SpackmanChina.
1766June 10Lauraguais, Count de „
1768March 17Cookworthy, William „
1769Nov. 16Wedgwood, JosiahEncaustic painting.
1775Sept. 15Cookworthy and ChampionChina.
1781March 28Parker, WilliamPedestals, candlesticks, busts, figures, &c.
1782Aug. 1Crease, JamesConstruction of stool-pans.
1783May 31Cartledge, J.Glazing.
1784Feb. 5  „  „  „
1785May 3De la Mayne, ThomasButtons of burnt earth or porcelain.
1786Aug. 5Skidmore, JohnDecoration.
1789Dec. 8Baynes, JohnImprovement in ladles, &c.
1790Oct. 16Hempel, JohannaComposition for wares.
1796June 20Keeling, JamesGlazing, &c.
July 5Close and KeelingKilns, &c.
Oct. 3Wedgwood, RalphImprovements in manufacture.
Oct. 3  „   „Composition.
Oct. 3  „   „Potters’ ovens, &c.
Oct. 3Pepper, John  „   „
1799Feb. 28Hickling, S. S.Chemical and other vessels.
1800Jan. 9Turner, W. and J.China and earthenware.
Jan. 20Sanford, IsaacBricks, tiles, pottery, &c.
1806Nov. 6Vazie, RobertMachinery, &c.
1807Feb. 7Spershott, JamesImprovements in body.
1809July 26Murphy, J. C.Mosaics, &c.
Sept. 29White, John, jun.Artificial stone figures, &c.
1810May 22Docksey, WilliamPreparation of glazing materials, &c.
1811June 14Waters, RichardImprovements in manufacture.
Aug. 7Gilbert, Thomas    „   „  „
1812Dec. 16Hamilton, Joseph    „   „  „
1813April 28   „   „    „   „  „
July 23Mason, C. J.“Improvements in manufacture of English porcelain.”
July 31Hamilton, JosephNew application of earths, &c.
1817Dec. 5Busk and HarveyPipes and tubes, &c.
1818April 16Clayton, RobertDecoration.
Nov. 10Poole, MosesStatues, &c.
July 26Bagshawe, SamuelVases, &c.
1820June 2Hague, JohnImprovements in materials.
1823Nov. 22Bourne, JosephKilns and ovens.
1825June 21Brookes, PhilipMoulds, &c.
Nov. 1Ridgway, J. and W.Cock, tap, or valve.
1828March 13Jones, R. G.Lithographic decoration of china, &c.
1830Jan. 26Wright, SamuelTiles, &c.
1831May 18Cooper, R. B.Cock, tap, or valve.
Sept. 7Potts, Oliver, and PottsPrinting on earthenware.
1833May 11Spinney, ThomasCrucibles, fire-bricks, &c.
Dec. 11Wisker, JohnImprovements in machinery.
1835April 14Embrey, G.Decoration.
Dec. 3Potts, W. W.Surface printing on pottery.
1836May 12Wilson, RichardImprovements in machinery.
1837July 10Chubb, WilliamCommode pans, &c.
Sept. 14Davies and WilsonImprovements in machinery.
1838March 14Dale, WilliamColumns, bedposts, &c., of earthenware.
1839April 23Singer and PetherTiles, &c.
May 25Clarke, T. and C.Glazing.
June 4Nickels and GreenwoodDecoration.
June 22Turner and MintonImproved porcelain.
June 26Ducôté, P. A.Printing on pottery.
July 3Yates, JamesRaised ornaments, &c.
Nov. 2Cutten, JohnGarden pots.
Nov. 12White, JamesImprovements in machinery.
Nov. 21Ducôté, P.A.Printing on pottery.
Dec. 4Trewhitt, H.Improvement in manufacture.
Dec. 16Wood, JohnDecoration.
1840Jan. 11Ridgway, JohnMoulds.
Jan. 11Ridgway and WallImprovements in manufacture.
Jan. 11  „   „Preparing bats.
Feb. 2Kerr, ThomasImprovements in body.
June 17Prosser, RichardButtons, &c.
1841April 29Gibbs, JosephMaterials.
June 12Palmer, EdwardPrinting on pottery.
Aug. 21Harvig and MoreauDecoration
Nov. 20Venables and TunnicliffeKilns, ovens, &c.
1842April 30Barclay, HenryDecoration
July 23Ayers, C. R.  „
1842Nov. 15Brown, RobertGarden pots, &c.
1843Jan. 14Fontainemoreau, P. A.Improvements in body.
June 3Brown, WilliamImprovements in manufacture.
June 15Booth, G. R.Firing kilns, ovens, &c.
Oct. 5Boote, RichardDecoration.
Oct. 5Wall, George, jun.Improvements in manufacture.
Oct. 18Graham, James   „    „   „
Dec. 28Thorneycroft, G. B.   „    „   „
1844Jan. 20Basford, William   „    „   „
Jan. 23Wright, Samuel   „    „   „
Nov. 2Smith, CharlesEnamelling, &c.
Dec. 30Betts and StockerBottles, jars, &c.
1845May 22Hullmandel, C. J.Decoration.
May 24Simpson and SeddonKilns, flues, &c.
Nov. 6Cooper, R. B.Taps, cocks, stoppers, &c.
Nov. 20Skinner and WhalleyImprovements in manufacture.
Dec. 4Leslie, JohnGas fittings, &c.
Dec. 15Findler, ThomasFlint grinding, &c.
1846Feb. 25Maddock, JohnKilns, ovens, &c.
March 25Smith, CharlesImprovements in manufacture.
May 22Lutwyche, C. F.Buttons, &c.
May 28Stocker, A. S.Bottles, &c.
July 23Fourdrinier, G. H.Printing on pottery, &c.
July 30Mallet and DawsonUses for porcelain, &c.
Nov. 17Masters, Thomas „    „
Dec. 14Ford, CharlesImprovements in manufacture.
1847July 29Newton, A. V.Kilns, ovens, &c.
Aug. 4Bourne, Joseph „  „
Oct. 21Ridgway, JohnBoxes, &c.
Nov. 20Walker, ThomasDecoration.
Dec. 31Pratt, F. E.Improvements in manufacture.
1848March 8Whishaw, F.   „    „   „
March 14Collins and ReynoldsDecoration.
April 10Spencer, ThomasImprovements in manufacture.
1849Feb. 8Tooth, William   „    „   „
May 3Buller, T. W.   „    „   „
May 22Da Costa, S. I.   „    „   „
May 24Goodfellow, T. and G.   „    „   „
June 7Masters, Thomas   „    „   „
Sept. 20Edwards, D. O.Stoves, kilns, &c.
Sept. 20Lorkin, JosiahImprovements in machinery, &c.
Sept. 27Browne and VealeGrinding flint, &c.
Dec. 15Harcourt, RobertKnobs, handles, &c.
1850June 4D’Angely, PaulImprovements in manufacture.
Oct. 17Baddeley, J. H.   „    „   „
1851Feb. 2Févre, G. D.   „    „   „
March 17Minton and HoffstaedtFaces for dials, clocks, &c.
April 26Nasmyth and MintonTiles, &c.
May 10Harding, H.Gas burners, &c.
Oct. 2Hodge, WilliamImprovements in manufacture.
Oct. 29Biddell and Green   „    „   „
Nov. 4Beswick, Robert   „    „   „
Dec. 8Pidding, William   „    „   „
1852 March 24  „   „   „    „   „
April 15Beltzung, F. J.Bottles, jugs, &c.
April 20Ridgway, JohnDecoration.
June 12Reid and BrettElectric telegraph insulators, &c.
July 13Palm, J. B.Tiles, bricks, &c.
Oct. 11Moorhouse, H.Improvements in machinery.
Oct. 12Smith, W. H.Lava ware.
Oct. 19Harcourt, J. and W.Knobs, handles, &c.
Oct. 19Allman, F. H.Brush backs, &c.
Oct. 26Rowley, CharlesNail heads, &c.
Oct. 30Bale and SandersImprovements in machinery.
Nov. 6Gosnell, J. E. and C.Brush backs, &c.
Nov. 17Way and PaineImprovements in manufacture.
Dec. 16Healey, JohnApplication of porcelain, &c.
Dec. 22Roberts, John  „    „   „
1853Jan. 1Brough, JosephOpaline, &c.
Jan. 25Remonde, A. F.Decoration.
Jan. 26Ador, N. F.Improvements in manufacture.
Jan. 31Lightfoot, ThomasGlazes, &c.
Jan. 31Pinkerton, JohnDecoration, &c.
Feb. 10Breese, C.  „
March 29Pym, JohnEarthenware sleepers, &c.
April 4Steigewald, F.Improvements in manufacture.
April 6Johnson, WilliamDecoration.
April 11Campbell, William M.Kilns, &c.
April 25Bernard, J.Improvements in manufacture.
April 26Poole, Moses   „    „   „
May 16Richardson, Thomas   „    „   „
July 14Needham and Kite   „    in machinery, &c.
July 14Brown, Hon. Sir RichardCoffins, catacombs, sarcophagi, cenotaphs, &c.
July 15D’Huart, H. J.Improvements in manufacture.
July 25Ferguson, J.Kilns, ovens, &c.
Aug. 12Wareham, H.Decoration.
Aug. 17Grimsley, ThomasBricks, tiles, &c.
Aug. 18Cornelius, WilliamDecoration.
Aug. 18Bergevin, A. M. M. deImprovements in manufacture.
Sept. 14Nash, William   „    „   „
Sept. 16Thomson and LockerbieKilns, ovens, &c.
Oct. 7Ellis, WilliamDecoration.
Oct. 11Campbell, W. M.Kilns, ovens, &c.
Oct. 13  „   „  „  „
Nov. 1Bale and LucasDecoration.
Nov. 4Pratt, HenryImprovements in manufacture.
Nov. 19Daniell, Henry   „    „   „
Dec. 27Prideaux, T. S.Kilns, ovens, &c.
1854Jan. 18Sharp, EdmondImprovements in machinery.
Jan. 19Webb, ThomasKilns, &c.
Jan. 21Venables, T. B.Improvements in manufacture.
Feb. 18Britten, B.   „    „ machinery.
May 11Doulton, HenryKilns, ovens, &c.
May 24Jennings and Davenport  „  „
June 15Kite, JamesImprovements in machinery.
June 22Blashfield, J. M.   „    „ manufacture.
July 5Venables and MannDecoration.
July 15Brindley, E. H.  „
Aug. 26Wall, GeorgeImprovements in manufacture.
Aug. 29Seithen, John   „    „   „
Sept. 4Mayer and BushGrinding flint, &c.
Oct. 25Rickhuss and ToftParian, porcelain, &c.
1855Jan. 3Venables and MannDecoration.
Jan. 3  „    „Figures and Ornaments.
Jan. 13Hollins, M. D.Slip-kilns, &c.
Jan. 27Mayer and BushGrinding flint, &c.
April 3Evrard, M.Improvements in manufacture.
May 11Pascall and FryGarden pots.
May 28Grafton, HenryHeating, &c.
June 12Hackney, NathanImprovements in manufacture.
June 20Gernon, James   „    „   „
June 23Silbermann, I. J.   „    „   „
June 27Margueritte, L. J. F.   „    „   „
July 2Tooth, W. H.   „    „   „
July 6Bellay, J. A.   „    „   „
July 13Cochran, Robert   „    „   „
July 31Dalman, G. J.   „    „   „
Sept. 4Gilbee, W. A.   „    „   „
Oct. 1Illingworth, W.Printing on pottery.
Oct. 4Sanders, F. G. and T. R., jun.Improvements in manufacture.
Oct. 23Richardson, Thomas   „    „   „
Nov. 28Barbier, C. J. B.Kilns, &c.
1856Jan. 7Jarvis and Clare  „
Jan. 26Gardner, E. V.Heating, &c.
Feb. 12Jablonowski, J. F. P.Chromo-lithographic decoration.
Feb. 20Barsham, JohnImprovements in manufacture.
March 4Rosenberg, C. T.Decoration.
March 6Pochin, H. D.Improvements in manufacture.
March 10Hannah, RobertKilns, &c.
March 10Chablin and HenniqueDecoration.
March 25Bromley and AdamsKilns, ovens, &c.
March 25Illingworth, Wm.Decoration.
March 26Tolhausen, A.Improvements in manufacture.
March 31Looker, B., jun.Burial indicators.
May 9Léon and BlamondDecoration.
May 24Illingworth, William  „
May 31Needham and KiteImprovements in machinery.
June 27Johnson, J. H.Carbonate of barytes, &c.
June 28McAdam, William   „    „ manufacture.
June 28Bellford, A. E. L.Ovens, kilns, &c.
July 2Nourisson, AlfredKilns, ovens, &c.
July 2Spittle, W. F.Improvements in machinery.
July 7Chenot, A. L. S. and E. C. A.Improvements in machinery.
July 12Petrie, Wm.Porous goods.
July 21Leak, EliasImprovements in manufacture.
Aug. 4Gottgetreu, C. G.Lithographic printing on pottery.
Aug. 8Davenport, RobertKilns, &c.
Aug. 13Lesser, DavidImprovements in machinery.
Aug. 28Gardissal, C. D.Fuel.
Nov. 3Tearne and RichmondDecoration.
Nov. 3Kirkham, JohnKilns, ovens, &c.
Dec. 4Bellford, A. E. L.Bricks, tiles, &c.
Dec. 4Margueritte, L. J. F.Retorts, crucibles, &c.
Dec. 30Brooman, R. A.Improvements in manufacture.
1857Jan. 21Neville, Samuel   „    „ machinery.
Jan. 21  „   „   „    „   „
Jan. 24Green, DanielKilns, &c.
Feb. 7Skertchley, JosephSaggers, &c.
Feb. 23Kirkham, JohnKilns, ovens, &c.
March 21Blackburn, B.Porcelain, &c., pans.
March 28Girard, H. B.Telegraph insulators, &c.
April 9Harland, JohnPurifying clay.
April 25Tonks and BreedenGas burners, &c.
May 6Bousfield, G. T.Improvements in machinery.
May 7Dolléans, L. C.Decoration.
May 11Siemens, C. W.Heating, &c.
June 1Tingle, GeorgeImprovements in manufacture.
June 4Boote, T. L. and R.Mosaic and other pottery.
June 6Dopter, A. J. V.Decoration.
June 24Bourry, E. A.Improvements in manufacture.
June 25  „  „Kilns, ovens, &c.
July 1Newton, W. E.Decoration.
July 8Brianchon, J. J. H.  „
July 23Bouvert and PascalImprovements in machinery.
Oct. 15Negretti and ZambraDecoration, lettering, &c.
Oct. 28Greening, WilliamDecoration.
Oct. 30Prideaux, T. S.Heating, &c.
Dec. 9Westendarp, C., jun.Artificial ivory.
Dec. 24Burleigh and DanchellImprovements in machinery.
Dec. 29Mourot, VictorKilns, ovens, &c.
Dec. 30Harmer, Richd.Cigarette mouthpieces.
1858Jan. 22Basford, WilliamKilns, ovens, &c.
Jan. 28Spence, WilliamChimney-pots.
Feb. 11Looker, B., jun.Telegraph insulators, &c.
April 26Lee, E. E.Buttons, &c.
May 31Girerd and WohlgemuthDecoration.
June 7Vigers, EdwardBricks and tiles.
July 12Northen, WilliamApplication of stoneware.
July 20Doley, Bigland, and WorrallDecoration.
July 22Blake, BenjaminKilns, &c.
Sept. 18Luis, JozéMachinery.
Sept. 27Lander, WilliamDecoration.
Oct. 2Monier, H.Gas-burners, &c.
Nov. 6Cliff, JohnKilns, &c.
1859Jan. 3Furnival, Derbyshire, and EmeryImprovements in manufacture.
Feb. 11Cogan, Robert   „    „ machinery.
Feb. 14Parkinson, JamesEarthenware coffins.
Feb. 19Basford, WilliamBricks and tiles.
Feb. 23Russell, SamuelHandles, &c.
March 1Edwards, JohnImprovements in manufacture.
March 21Leoni, S.   „    „   „
April 7Garrett, JohnGoblets, jugs, &c.
May 26Dorn, CharlesKilns, ovens, &c.
June 23Doulton, HenryEarthenware jars and bottles.
June 25Roberts, JohnFilters.
July 30Seithen, A. B.Cases, covers, &c.
Aug. 3Dowling, EdwardRosettes, &c.
Oct. 6Hind and LowenthalImprovements in manufacture.
Oct. 17Berry, George   „    „   „
Nov. 2Hess, R. H.China gas-burners, &c.
Nov. 28Bower, JosephCrucibles, &c.
Dec. 9Spiller, JoelDrying, &c.
1860Jan. 17Brooman, J. A.Cements, &c.
Jan. 20Ferté, F. J. J. de laPhotographic decorations.
Jan. 24Gatellier, E. L.Crucibles, &c.
Jan. 30Holmes and CordonImprovements in manufacture.
Feb. 6Skertchley, Joseph   „    „   „
Feb. 18Bewley, R., jun.Heating.
March 1Blashfield, J. M.Kilns, &c.
March 7Chapuis, C. A.Decorating, &c.
March 23Meyer, F. C.Copying ornamental figures and forms.
April 27Northen, WilliamKilns, &c.
June 5Jardin and GirardBricks, tiles, &c.
June 23Jobson, RobertMoulding.
July 19Shaw, I. B. and J. E.Decoration.
Aug. 30Lockett and GoodwinKilns, &c.
Sept. 15Barnwell and RollasonImprovements in body.
Sept. 20Richardson and Prentice   „    „  „
Sept. 20Morley, J. R.Baking dishes.
Sept. 25Geoghegan, RobertImprovements in machinery.
Sept. 26Boulton, WilliamStoves, &c.
Nov. 19Jowett, H. A.Fixing ovens, &c.
Nov. 22Jobson, RobertMoulding.
Nov. 23Venables, JohnDecorating.
Nov. 26McKenzie and HamiltonBobbins, &c.
Dec. 4Lepetit, MaximeImprovements in manufacture.
Dec. 4Walter and HenryDecoration.
Dec. 27Parry, WilliamChimney-pots, pedestals, &c.
Dec. 29Chamberlain, H.Improvements in manufacture.
1861Jan. 22Siemens, C. W. and F.Furnaces, &c.
Jan. 28Newton, W. E.Dinner plates.
Feb. 23Spencer, ThomasImprovements in manufacture.
April 1Brooman, R. A.Decoration.
April 3Blanchard, M. H.Terra-cotta, stoneware, &c.
April 20Clark, WilliamDecoration.
May 15Doulton, HenryChemical vessels, &c.
May 18Poulton, A. C.Improvements in body.
June 20Lesneur, A. N.Panels, &c.
June 25Lafon, JulesChromo-lithographic decoration.
July 8Cobley, ThomasImprovements in manufacture.
July 15  „   „   „    „   „
Aug. 1Pratt, MatthewCandle moulds.
Aug. 3Lewis, JosephPrinting on pottery.
Aug. 13Jacob, JosephDecoration.
Aug. 15Kain, F. A.Artificial stone earthenware.
Nov. 12Newton, A. V.Dinner plates.
Dec. 11Brooman, R. A.Decoration.
1862Jan. 11Wilkinson, WilliamOrnamentation.
Jan. 27Robotham and HackneyPurifying slip, glaze, &c.
Feb. 12Joseph, J. S.Improvements in coke ovens, &c.
Feb. 13Joseph, J. S.Improved retort oven.
Feb. 21MacAdam and ChrystalEarthenware for sheaves, pulleys, &c.
Feb. 26Cliff, JohnImprovements in glazing stoneware, &c.
Feb. 28Mackenzie, Murray and HamiltonImprovements in machinery.
March 19Brooman, R. A.Printing and painting upon glass, &c.
March 22Henry, MichaelKilns, ovens, and furnaces.
March 27Birkbeck, G. H.Imitation mosaics.
April 26Le Souëf, D. C.Improvements in nails, &c.
May 7Markland, ThomasWearing apparel appliances.
May 15Birkbeck, G. H.Apparatus for consuming smoke.
June 17Clark, WilliamButtons.
June 21Yapp, G. W.Chromo-lithographic printing.
June 27Brooman, R. A.   „    „   „
June 30Murray, W. F.Stoneware bottles, &c.
Aug. 18Cimeg, J.Depositing metals on.
Aug. 18Boetius, H.Fireproof materials.
Sept. 4Platt and RichardsonBurning bricks, &c.
Sept. 19Maw, G.Mosaic inlays.
Sept. 29Ellis, H.Compound silicates.
Sept. 30Hughes, J. L.Ornamental patterns.
Oct. 3Robotham and OswaldPurifying glaze, slip, &c.
Oct. 16Nelson, E.Heating apparatus.
Oct. 27Lindemann, G.Bricks, tiles, &c.
Nov. 25Ranson, G.Sifting clay.
Nov. 28Buller and MugfordSpur-supporting rings.
Dec. 5Tildesley and SharpeKnobs and spindles.
Dec. 6Craig, J. and M.Manufacturing clay.
1863Feb. 7Miller and StruthersSecuring bottle stoppers.
Feb. 21Malpas, C.Ovens or kilns.
Feb. 23Brooman, R. A.Ornamenting, &c.
Feb. 24Hawthorn, J.Handles for doors, &c.
Feb. 26Clark, W.Buttons.
March 26Johnson, J. H.Boiler furnaces.
April 7Macintyre, J.Knobs, &c.
April 22Durand, F.Moulding.
May 11Parkinson, J.Monumental tablets.
May 12Warren, T.Furnaces or kilns.
June 15Forrester, J.Bricks, &c.
June 24Hughes, J. L.Ornamenting porcelain.
June 30Johnson, J. H.Moulding.
July 2Brooman, R. A.Coating slate, &c.
July 27Ford, F. and L.Enamelling, &c.
Aug. 31Kramer, H. E.Ornamenting.
Oct. 3Wilson, E. B.Porcelain and glass.
Oct. 7Leak, E.Supporting ware in ovens.
Nov. 6Campbell, C. M.Drying plates, &c.
Dec. 11Cliff, J.Transmitting power.
1864Jan. 11Woolf, S.Packing.
Feb. 1Prince, A.Artificial pavement.
Feb. 4Edwards, J.Supporting in ovens.
Feb. 19Scrivener, R.Preparing and drying.
March 8Newton, A. V.Preparing clay.
April 23Worssam, G. J.Expressing liquids.
May 11Gisborne, T. M.Kilns.
May 18Boulenger, H. A. C.Moulding.
June 23Cochran, R.Treating clay.
June 24Chamberlain, Craven and WedekindKilns.
Aug. 2Johnson, J. H.Glazes.
Aug. 9Clark, W.Ornamenting.
Aug. 10Johnson, J. H.Gilding.
Sept. 23Woodbury, W. B.Photography.
Oct. 13Clauss, L.Ornamenting.
Nov. 10Boote, T. L. and R.Manufacture of pottery.
Dec. 6Martius, C. A.Photography.
Dec. 16Brown, G.Cylinders.
Dec. 29Baugh, B.Enamelled wares.
1865Jan. 28Burg, VictorFiltering apparatus.
Feb. 1Meakin, J.Placing in ovens.
Feb. 15Emery, F. J.Ornamenting.
March 22Wright, J.Preparing china clay.
April 21Scarratt and DeanImpressions from grain of wood.
April 22Grainger and GirdlerDesigns on porcelain, &c.
April 26Smith, W. H.Photographing.
April 27Grainger and Girdler   „
May 23Hett, A.Preparing and ornamenting.
June 10Broomam, R. A.Kilns.
June 16Gedge, W. E.Manufacture of pottery.
Aug. 11Armstrong, R. W.Moulding.
Nov. 9Newton, W. E.Preparing surfaces.
Nov. 24Turner, G. W.Manufacture of pottery.
Nov. 27Lake, W. R.Enamel.
Dec. 8Boulton and WorthingtonMortars, bowls, &c.
1866Jan. 15Holdcroft, W. and Wood, J.Instruments for potters’ use.
Jan. 31Greaves, G.Glazed surfaces.
Feb. 3Jobson, R.Moulding.
Feb. 6Worthington, J.Manufacture of dishes, &c., &c.
Feb. 9Revan and FlemingFurnaces and kilns.
Feb. 9Armstrong, R. W.Manufacture of earthenware, &c.
Feb. 14Henry, MichaelPhotography.
Feb. 22Leak, E.Improvements in tools used by potters.
March 17Ashton, R. H.Ornamentation.
May 12Price, A. P.Combustion of fuel.
May 19Brown, J. B.Mowing machines.
June 26Cotterill, Ch. F.Earthenware pipes.
July 2Bonneville, H. A.Furnaces and kilns.
July 7Huntsmann, R.Burning and drying bricks.
Aug. 29Davis, J.Improved method of treating limestone, &c.
Sept. 20Walker, A. B.Improvements in brewing, &c.
Nov. 27Atterbury, J. H. and Woolf, S.Manufacture of earthenware.
1867Jan. 9Doulton, HenryPottery kilns.
Feb. 2Robinson, J. G.Construction and arrangement of kilns and ovens.
March 7Newton, W. E.Manufacture of porcelain.
March 8Hawthorn, StephenChina and earthenware knobs.
March 30Higginson, G.Producing opaline pictures into china, &c.
April 1Brooman, C. E.Producing surfaces for printing, &c.
April 23Leigh, ElishaBowls, jugs, &c.
April 26Abel, C. D.Pulverizing substances.
May 20Tongue, J. G.Pottery ovens (furnaces for).
May 22Cartland, J., and Bold, H.Ornamenting bowls.
May 23Green, T. G.Manufacture articles of earthenware.
May 30Orr, WilliamDrying potter’s clay.
June 10Orr, WilliamPotter’s clay.
July 3Borlase, ThomasChina clay.
July 13Fletcher, HenryFor mixing clay.
Oct. 23Abel, C. D.Pulverisation of substances.
Oct. 24Adcock, HenryKilns.
Oct. 30Piercy, F.Tinting or colouring.
Nov. 2Hicks, J. J.Manufacture of earthenware handles for brushes.
Nov. 13Bland, P. E.Baking potter’s ware.
Nov. 23Boulton, WilliamTransmission of motive power to potter’s wheels, &c.
Nov. 28Pratt, J. R.Earthenware articles.
Dec. 5Leigh, T. J.Improvements in furnaces.
Dec. 13Lintzenich, E. R.Substitute for earthenware.
Dec. 16Kerr, William H.Preparation of material used in manufacture of porcelain and pottery.
1868Jan. 15Nimms, G.Composition furnace linings.
Jan. 16Postill, F.Kilns or ovens.
Jan. 18Newton, W. E.Kilns or ovens.
Jan. 25Johnson, J. H.Kilns for earthenware.
Jan. 27Hicks, J. J.Earthenware handles and backs for mirrors.
Jan. 27Rendie, W. E.Earthenware structures for protecting fruit trees.
Feb. 26Walker, E. R.Transmitting motive power to potter’s machinery.
March 26Cliff, W. D.Furnaces or kilns.
April 7Siemens, C. W.Furnaces for kilns.
May 27Vidie, JamesOrnamentation of earthenware.
June 6Maw, GeorgeEarthenware plant labels.
June 11Newton, W. E.Cement.
June 11Thenard, A. E. G.Combustion of fuel in pottery furnaces.
June 12Fleury, A. L.Improvements in treating quartz for porcelain manufacture.
June 17Clark, A. M.Purification of ceramics, &c.
June 27Hodge, P. R.Smelting porcelain, &c.
June 30Green, Thomas G.Composition to be used in earthenware.
July 20Newton, A. V.Making pottery ware.
Aug. 11Moore, H., Moore, T., Moore, G.China tablets.
Aug. 15Leak, A. J., Leak, E.Machinery for pottery.
Aug. 15Scott, H. Y. D.Pottery kilns.
Aug. 19Atterbury, J. H.Earthenware manufacture.
Aug. 20Ensell, H. C.Earthenware kilns.
Sept. 7Massellon, W. A.Kilns.
Sept. 30Horton, E.Earthenware for chandeliers, &c.
Oct. 22Carr, ThomasMachinery for disintegrating clays, &c.
Oct. 26Boulton, WilliamMachinery for irregular shaped articles of pottery.
Oct. 31Langford, J.Knobs and feet of vessels.
Nov. 9Sweatman, J. L. K.Kilns.
Nov. 11Wilson, G., Jun., Wilson, J., Jun.Kilns.
Nov. 14Harrison, WilliamOvens and kilns.
Nov. 30Forbes, J. S.Implements in pottery materials.
Dec. 5Holmes, J.Kilns.
Dec. 12Prince, A.Cementing materials used in making porcelain.
1869Jan. 2Batchelor, A.Kilns.
Jan. 6Robbins, E.Pottery or china manufacture.
Jan. 7Fairburn, H. E.Machinery for compressing clay, &c.
Jan. 22Maw, A.Moulds for earthenware.
Feb. 2Bird, J.Kilns or ovens.
Feb. 3Baker, ValentineHot liquid vessels.
Feb. 17Round, E.Vessels for cooling or heating liquids.
Feb. 24Rees, GeorgeDesigns upon surface of glazed ware.
March 9Bonneville, Henry A.New sort of porcelain.
April 14Brooman, C. E.Apparatus for burning liquid hydrocarbon.
April 19Scott, H. Y. D.Ovens or kilns.
April 23Lyttle, W. A.Voltaic batteries (earthenware cells).
May 19McAdam, W.Manufacture of pottery.
June 3Morgan, W.Chemical porcelain ware.
June 21Cashin, T. F., and Green, J.Furnaces.
Aug. 2Hodge, P. R.Vitrifying porcelain.
Aug. 16Mitchell, J.Kilns.
Aug. 16Pinkus, HenryPorcelain furnaces.
Aug. 25Cederwaller, A. F., and Westerlund, A.F.Improvements in manufacture of porcelain furnace, &c.
Sept. 11Tongue, J. G.Pottery kilns.
Sept. 14Newton, W. E.Moulding plastic materials.
Sept. 16Bettison, WilliamPotter’s glaze.
Sept. 28Scott, H. Y. D.Pottery kilns.
Sept. 29Dulake, A. S.Improved pot or vessel for butter, &c.
Oct. 14Lesage, L. A.Porcelain or china ware.
Oct. 14Kleven, WilliamTransfers for pottery.
Nov. 12Gorman, WilliamPottery furnaces.
Nov. 30Ensor, Edward, jun.Kilns.
Dec. 1Green, T. G.Machinery for manufacture of earthenware.
Dec. 7Johnson, J. H.Crucibles, retorts, saggars, &c.
Dec. 29Newton, W. E.Improvements in tilting vessels and stands for same.
1870Feb. 10Ferguson, F. T.An improved jug or pitcher.
March 2Johnson, J. H.Enamels for pottery.
March 7Wood, EdwardPotter’s glazes.
March 12Dunnachie, J.Stoves.
April 4Baker, Worsnop and GraingeKilns.
April 23Morand, A.Kilns.
May 5Brough, William, sen. and jun.Ovens and kilns.
June 23Spence, WilliamBoxes for packing crockery, &c.
June 29Lee, G. S.Metallic jugs (porcelain lining).
July 15Gedge, W. E.Incorporating metal and cement in construction of vases, &c.
July 15Maw, A.Apparatus for manufacturing tiles, &c.
Aug. 30Grosvenor, F.Improvements in manufacture of certain articles of pottery.
Oct. 15Murray and MacFarlaneShaping earthenware.
Oct. 25Follows and BateMachine for cutting vegetable substances.
Nov. 3Bewley and CottonMachinery for grinding.
Dec. 24Holdcroft, WilliamUtilisation of waste materials used in manufacture of pottery.
1871Jan. 25Blackmore, J.Earthenware cisterns.
March 15Hollins, M. D.Plates for flat printing, &c.
April 5Newton (Spenser)Pyrometers, furnace linings, &c.
April 8Von Levetzow, F. C. A.Flower-pots.
April 22Wrigley, B.Kilns, &c.
April 29Stocker, A. S.Bottles and stoppers.
May 27Bowden and ShawImprovements in machines for planking felt hats, &c. (earthenware rollers).
June 3Chadwick, E.Walls, floors, &c.
July 12Moffat and HenleyKilns, &c.
Aug. 18Murray, K.Fences, &c. (earthenware sockets).
Sept. 15Gillespie, J.Preparing and moulding fire-clay.
Sept. 16Chapman, G. T.Coating with india-rubber, &c.
Sept. 30Goreham, W.Cement bricks, tiles, pottery, &c.
Oct. 2Varley and VarleyTelegraphs, &c.
Nov. 21Hughes (Hoggson)Printing on enamelled surfaces.
Dec. 6Johnson (Muller)Kilns or ovens.
1872Jan. 27Newton (Morgan)Kilns.
Feb 2Johnson (Caldwell)Burning hydrocarbons.
Feb 17Hunt (Thompson)Pottery ware.
March 14Smith (Martin)Gases for heating, &c.
March 18Jackson, C.Sewing machine shuttles.
April 8Hermann and LaurentLamp shades.
April 11Lüttringhaus, G.Cutting out metal plates, &c.
May 11Davey, G.Artificial ivory.
May 14Monckton, E. H. C.Furnaces.
June 21Smith and WilliamsSmelting ores and re-heating metals.
June 22Wrigley, B.Kilns.
July 2Thwaites, Fondeville, and BertinGlaze or coating for stone.
Aug. 14Lipscombe, F.Treating noxious vapours.
Aug. 16Emmens, S. H.Producing light and heat.
Sept. 9Lafarque, A.Gauges.
Sept. 25Smith, G.Enamelling stoneware.
Sept. 25Hughes (Wilbaux)Printing, impressing, or enamelling paper, &c.
Oct. 16Tugby, H.Kilns for bricks.
Oct. 17Stocker, A. R.Appendages for feeding bottles.
Oct. 23Goss, W. H.Moulding ceramic materials.
Oct. 23Menet, Gally, Oswald, and PeignerImitation ceramic ware.
Oct. 30March, T. C.Applying glass, &c., to ornament furniture.
Oct. 30Perry, G.Presses for moulding glass, &c.
Nov. 8Bonneville (Avril)Furnaces.
Nov. 11Scott, H. Y. D.Treating sewage.
Nov. 27Ensor, E.Drying bricks, pottery, &c.
Dec. 2Newton (Tilghman)Cutting, &c., hard substances.
Dec. 3Bacon, J.Brick and other kilns.
Dec. 11Claus, C.Bricks, blocks, tiles, &c.
1873Jan. 4Whitburn, T.Printing.
Jan. 20Bacon, J.Drying bricks, pottery, &c.
Feb. 4Derham (Morand)Kilns.
Feb. 5Hunt (Colfs Heyne)Kilns.
Feb. 25Stocker, A. R.Caps and stoppers for bottles.
Feb. 28Engledue, W. J.Drying peat, china clay, &c.
March 1Smith, G.Kilns or ovens.
March 6Philipps, G.Drying and roasting grain, &c.
March 12Wood, G.Furnaces.
March 15Robey, Banks, and ForesterKilns.
April 4Bonner, S.Kilns.
April 9Ecroyd and WorssFurnaces.
April 12Weigelin, G.Drying bricks, &c.
April 17Nicklin and FrostKilns.
April 18Hunt (Mendheim)Firing ceramic ware.
April 22Billups and LeePhotographic pictures on porcelain.
April 22Torr and JohnstoneFurnaces.
April 23Haggett. W.Treating metals to increase their strength.
April 23Klüh, S.Printing in colours on earthenware, &c.
April 26Minton, T. W.Ovens for pottery, &c.
April 29Barrow and BarrowKilns.
May 7Skelton and MobberleyFurnaces.
May 9Cowdery, G.Bricks, kilns, and buildings.
May 10MintonOvens for pottery.
May 31Ray (Heilmann)Furnaces.
June 6Bodmer and BodmerExtracting moisture from potters’ clay.
June 12Frèret (Goddard)Designs on porcelain.
June 16Robbins, E.Cements, &c.
June 19Harrison, F.Cements, &c.
Oct. 4Rice, J.Vessels for liquids.
Nov. 4Dean, W.Ornamenting or graining wood.
Nov. 12Hyatt, T.Applying asbestos.
Nov. 15Hornblower, L.Fireproof buildings.
Dec. 11Burroughes, J. S.Billiard rests and boards.
Dec. 23HollandFireproof cements and bricks.
1874Jan. 21Maw, A.Constructing moulds or dies.
Feb. 5Hyatt, T.Asbestos saggers.
Feb 7Rose, L.Earthenware bottles.
Feb. 12Harlow, B.Printers’ stoves.
Feb. 25Baggeley, H.Composition for gas and water pipes.
Feb. 27Brown, J.Ornamenting.
March 27Jensen (Erichson and Maardt)Kilns.
March 31Boulton, W.Potters’ clay.
April 1Lee, E.Ornamental designs.
April 2Cleghorn and PatersonAsbestos cloth for enamelling.
April 2Clark, J. K.Treating clay slip.
May 1Bull, W.Pottery kiln.
May 4Brock, C.Ornamenting.
May 18Clark (Jackson)Suspending crockery in kilns.
May 30Ivimey (Long)Packing crockery.
June 11Cliff, W. D.Heavy articles in clay.
June 23Buchan, A. W.Shaping clay.
July 15Holland, W. T.Salt-glazing clay goods.
July 20Alsing (Edwards)Pulverising porcelain waste.
July 22Perry, A.Cockle stove for drying pottery.
July 24Ivimey (Long)Packing china.
July 27Lee, E.Ornamenting.
July 30Durand, A.Decorating.
Sept. 8Scott, W. S.Separating water from slip.
Sept. 15Morgan Brown (Hansen)Depositing metals on earthenware.
Sept. 17Hyatt, T.Sheets for holding porcelain.
Sept. 21Whitehead, J.Pipe and sanitary tube making machine.
Oct. 7Murray and CrightonBottles, &c.
Oct. 8Holyoake, W. R.Printing, transferring designs, &c.
Oct. 8Codd, H.Serrated liquid bottle.
Oct. 28Gedge (Guelton & Co.)Imitation “faience parisienne.”
Nov. 11Ramsey, H. W.Stoneware pipes.
Nov. 17Williams, S. de la G.Kilns.
Dec. 17Clark (Ulmann)Imitation china, &c.
1875Feb. 6Webster, L.Applying earthenware to milling machines.
Feb. 26Brown, J.Ornamenting.
March 23Malpas, C.Kilns.
April 7Holyoake, W. R.Printing.
April 24Bonneville (Perlau)Protecting articles of earthenware.
April 28Gedge (Guelton & Co.)Imitation “faience parisienne.”
May 7Gaskell, J.Rotary tool holder.
May 8D’Humy, J. R. de F.Combining ceramic ware with glass, &c.
May 10Napier, J. M.Tools for potters’ clay.
May 11Hill, J.Separating clay from water.
May 11Bartlett and MurrayDesigns for pottery.
May 22Mariotti, L.Earthenware covers.
May 27Holyoake, W. R.Ink and transferring designs.
June 22Brock, C.Mural fresco paintings, decorating, &c.
June 23Batchelar, A.Kilns.
July 6De la Perrelle (Guerin)Jars for cooking, &c.
Sept. 21Monckton, E. H. C.Annealing glass as a substitute.
Sept. 30Murray and CrightonShaping bottles, &c.
Oct. 1Rhodes, J.China-ware suspenders.
Oct. 21Paget, H. S.Machine for china painting.
Dec. 2Boulton, W.Grinding materials.
Dec. 2Cliff, W. D.Carriages for use in making retorts.
Dec. 2Clamond, C.Waterproofing baked clays.
Dec. 6Jackson, Hy.Drying, or partially drying, bottles.
1876Jan. 25Miller, J.Designs on pottery.
Jan. 25Green, T. G.Machinery for potters’ bats.
Feb. 7Tucker and HodsonKilns.
Feb. 11Humy, P. R. de F.Manufacture of earthenware articles.
Feb. 28Dennison, J. W.Earthenware pipes.
March 27Ford, C.Preparing clay.
April 20Heuer, F. W.Printing on ceramic articles.
April 28Vatcher, H.Manufacture of porcelain.
May 31Wood, J.Moulding and shaping.
June 3Taylor, T.Driving potters’ lathes.
July 17Brock, C.Imitation stones.
Sept. 14Vernon, J.Decanters, &c.
Oct. 10Siemens and HesseImprovements in pottery and other kilns.
Oct. 26Binns, R. W. and C. F.Heating kilns.
Oct. 31Faucheux d’Humy, P. R. deOrnamentation.
Nov. 7Blake and TebbsManufacture of pots.
Nov. 21Smith, J.Sanitary pottery pipes.
Nov. 21Wirth, F.Drying bricks, &c.
Dec. 20Michele, V. D.Kilns.
1877Jan. 10Carr, J.Bleaching china clays.
Feb. 23Pratt, F. E.Oven for pottery.
Feb. 24Cameron and RockliffeFlower-pots and saucers.
Feb. 28Boulton, W.Machinery.
March 21Webb, W. G.Ornamenting.
March 26Batchelor, H. C.Coating casks, protecting metals, &c.
March 28Leak and EdwardsSupporting pottery in kilns.
March 31Campbell Minton, T. W. and H.Surfacing and ornamenting tiles, &c.
April 21Leak, H.Moulds.
May 22Clark, A. M.Ornamenting.
May 23Cooke, Alexander, and SheridanImprovements in manufacture of china, &c.
June 30Kerr, W. H.Materials for porcelain, &c.
July 26Wood, J.Shaping and moulding.
Aug. 21Okolowicz, A. A. X.Colouring porcelain.
Sept. 11Guest, E. and T.Ornamenting.