Discover the Beauty of Hilditch & Hopwood Pottery
Pattern 2095
Pattern 2095 was produced by Hilditch & Hopwood in Church street, Lane End, Staffordshire England sometime after 1835 when the Hilditch & Hopwood partnership was registered. A fine example of gilded artistry with beautiful hand painted landscape scenes.
Pattern 2144
Pattern 2144 was produced by Hilditch & Hopwood in Church street, Lane End, Staffordshire England sometime after 1835 when the Hilditch & Hopwood partnership was registered.
Boy with Spotted Dog
Boy with spotted dog is a delightful chinoiserie pattern produced in the early 1800's by Hilditch and sons in Lane End,Staffordshire England and is a fine example of transfer process with hand painted design.
Chinese Musicians with Lustre
Pattern 255 Chinese musicians was produced by Hilditch & Hopwood in Church street, Lane End, Staffordshire England sometime after 1835 when the Hilditch & Hopwood partnership was registered.
Covered Vase
Covered Vase
Covered base is a delightful dark blue underglaze transfer pattern produced in the early 1800's by Hilditch and sons in Lane End,Staffordshire England and is a fine example of transfer process and has the H2 backstamp in blue.
Pattern 2172
Covered Vase
Hilditch and Hopwood 1836-1868 produced this pattern and is referenced in the book Staffordshire Porcelain by Geoffrey Godden page 268
Garden Tea Party
A Chinoiserie pattern produced by Hilditch & Sons using an outline print and hand painted decoration
S.Rhodes Porcelain Rooms
Samuel Rhodes Porcelain rooms in Bradford England were a retail establishment who sold some Hilditch & Hopwood patterns under their private label mark S.Rhodes Porcelain rooms Bradford
Lady with Birdcage
Lady with birdcage is a delightful chinoiserie pattern produced in the early 1800's by Hilditch and sons in Lane End,Staffordshire England and is a fine example of transfer process with hand painted design.
Lady with Fan
We believe in using sustainable materials to create our ceramics. That's why we source our clay from local suppliers and use eco-friendly packaging to reduce our impact on the environment.
Lady with Lyre
Lady with Lyre is a delightful chinoiserie pattern produced in the early 1800's by Hilditch and sons in Lane End,Staffordshire England and is a fine example of transfer process with hand painted design.
Man with Basket of Eggs
Man with basket of eggs is a beautiful example of an enameled dark blue pattern produced by Hilditch and Sons in Church street, Lane end, Stafforshire England in the early 1800's
Orange Box
Each of our ceramics is lovingly handcrafted by skilled artisans, using traditional techniques passed down through generations. We believe in creating beautiful pieces that are as unique and special as the people who use them.
Pattern 1097
Our designs are inspired by the natural world around us. From the colors and textures of the earth to the shapes and patterns of the sky, our ceramics capture the beauty of the world in every piece.
Pattern 201
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Pattern 2222
Hilditch and Hopwood 1836-1868 produced this pattern and is referenced in the book Hilditch porcelain by Margaret Hewat and June M. Owen
Pattern 268
Our ceramics make perfect gifts for birthdays, holidays, and other special occasions. Whether you're looking for something for a friend or a loved one, we have a wide selection of beautiful pieces to choose from.
English Ladies
English Ladies is a delightful chinoiserie pattern produced in the early 1800's by Hilditch and sons in Lane End,Staffordshire England and is a fine example of transfer process with hand painted design.
Three Figures & Arch
Three Figures & Arch is a delightful dark blue underglaze transfer pattern produced in the early 1800's by Hilditch and sons in Lane End,Staffordshire England and is a fine example of transfer process and has the H2c backstamp in blue, unique to this design.
Pattern 563
Our designs are inspired by the natural world around us. From the colors and textures of the earth to the shapes and patterns of the sky, our ceramics capture the beauty of the world in every piece.
Peakcock Pattern 100
Pattern 100 produced by Hilditch & Hopwood 1836 to 1868 and is listed in Hilditch Porcelain a collectors guide by Margaret Hewat & June M. Owen pages 52 and 68
Shell Carriage
We believe in using sustainable materials to create our ceramics. That's why we source our clay from local suppliers and use eco-friendly packaging to reduce our impact on the environment.
The Falconer
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The Rock
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Family Group
Each of our ceramics is lovingly handcrafted by skilled artisans, using traditional techniques passed down through generations. We believe in creating beautiful pieces that are as unique and special as the people who use them.
Twisted Tree
Our designs are inspired by the natural world around us. From the colors and textures of the earth to the shapes and patterns of the sky, our ceramics capture the beauty of the world in every piece.
Boy offering Flower
Boy offering Flower
Boy offering Flower is a delightful chinoiserie pattern produced in the early 1800's by Hilditch and sons in Lane End,Staffordshire England and is a fine example of transfer process with hand painted design.