William Littler

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William Littler

English pottery manufacturer

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Longton Hall porcelain
…was established in Staffordshire by William Littler. Its mark consists of crossed L’s with three dots in blue; most pieces, however, are unmarked.
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…was established in Staffordshire by William Littler. Its mark consists of crossed L’s with three dots in blue; most pieces, however, are unmarked.
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pottery
18th-century developments
…often called Littler’s blue after William Littler, who is thought to have invented it, was much used on the salt-glazed stoneware, as well as the porcelain, made at Longton Hall, a factory that operated in Staffordshire from about 1750 to 1760 and that was also associated with Sittler.
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…often called Littler’s blue after William Littler, who is thought to have invented it, was much used on the salt-glazed stoneware, as well as the porcelain, made at Longton Hall, a factory that operated in Staffordshire from about 1750 to 1760 and that was also associated with Sittler.
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