Hammersley China Dinnerware

The first potter associated with this maker was probably George Harris Hammersley, who worked in partnership with Harvey Adams ( Harvey Adams and Co.) up to Aug 4, 1885. The firm title was changed from Harvey Adams & Co. to Hammersley & Co. in about 1887, but the old pattern books and pattern number sequences were continued by Hammersley.

The standard marks incorporated the initials 'H & Co.', 'H & C '., or the full name ' Hammersley & Co.' . The trade name Alsager China was also used. The Spode group of companies bought the Hammersley company and has since stopped using the marks or the trade name of 'Hammersley & Co.'.

We pride ourselves in having a large and growing collection of Hammersley china for your enjoyment. Here are some of the pieces we currently have in stock. If you are looking for a particular Hammersley item not featured on this page, we may have it in stock. We would be pleased to respond to any of your special requests.

In addition to the items available in the many patterns listed on this page, you will find other Hammersley patterns and shapes by going to the Hammersley Collector items page.

If you have questions or wish to order any items on this page you need only click on the appropriate button at the bottom of the page.

Numbered	A	B	C	D	E	F	G
181	Autumn Glory	Balmoral	Carnival				Glamis Heather
184M		Bird of Paradise	Cornflower				Golden Glory
4586		Bridal Rose					Golden Roses
6072							Golden Thistle
9831							Grandmothers Rose
	H	I-J	K	L	M	N	O
	Howard's Spray	Indian Tree		Lady Valerie	Minuet
					Morgan's Rose
	P-Q	R	S	T	U-V	W	X-Y-Z
	Petites Fleurs				Victorian Rose	Windsor Rose
	Princess House				Victorian Violets