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Mintons

Mintons was a major company in Staffordshire pottery, "Europe's leading ceramic factory during the Victorian era", an independent business from 1793 to 1968. It was a leader in ceramic design, working in a number of different ceramic bodies, decorative techniques, and "a glorious pot-pourri of styles – Rococo shapes with Oriental motifs, Classical shapes…

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Founded
1793
Industry
Pottery
Headquarters
Stoke-upon-Trent, England
Defunct
2005
Fate
Merged with Royal Doulton Tableware Ltd in 1968
Founder
Thomas Minton & Joseph Poulson

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Mintons

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related to Mid-Victorian period · 29
Mintons → Arnoux, Austria, Both, Emperor Franz Joseph, England, English, Exposition Universelle, French, Great Exhibition, He, Hofburg, In, In London Queen Victoria, It, Italian Renaissance, London, Léon Arnoux, Majolica, Minton, Minton Company
related to 1793 to 1850 · 20
Mintons → China, Early Mintons, England, From, He, Joseph Poulson, Minton, Minton Archive, No, On, Poulson, Poulson's, Sons, Staffordshire, Stoke-upon-Trent, The, Thomas Minton, Thomas Turner, When Poulson, Willow
related to Late Victorian and 20th century · 16
Mintons → Art Director, Art Nouveau, Early Secessionist, From, Gustav Klimt, It, John Wadsworth, Leon Solon, Marc-Louis Solon's, Secessionist Ware, Solon, The, The Secessionist, The Studio, Vienna Secession, Wadsworth
related to Minton Archive · 13
Mintons → Art Fund, Art Gallery, At, Barlaston, City, In, It, Potteries Museum, Royal Doulton, Stoke-on-Trent, The Minton Archive, Waterford Wedgwood, Wedgwood Museum
Defunct · 1
Mintons → 2005
Fate · 1
Mintons → Merged with Royal Doulton Tableware Ltd in 1968
Founded · 1
Mintons → 1793
Founder · 1
Mintons → Thomas Minton & Joseph Poulson
Headquarters · 1
Mintons → Stoke-upon-Trent, England
Industry · 1
Mintons → Pottery

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minton pottery ware company design parian china porcelain many earthenware majolica made arnoux herbert style art archive new sèvres royal

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MintonsDefunct20051.00infobox
MintonsFateMerged with Royal Doulton Tableware Ltd in 19681.00infobox
MintonsFounded17931.00infobox
MintonsFounderThomas Minton & Joseph Poulson1.00infobox
MintonsHeadquartersStoke-upon-Trent, England1.00infobox
MintonsIndustryPottery1.00infobox
MintonsKey peopleHerbert Minton, Michael Hollins, Colin Minton Campbell, Leon Arnoux1.00infobox
MintonsProductsEarthenware, stoneware, bone china, Parian, Encaustic tiles, mosaic, Della Robbia ware, Victorian majolica, Palissy ware, "Secessionist" ware1.00infobox
Mintonsrelated to 1793 to 1850The0.60section
Mintonsrelated to 1793 to 1850Thomas Minton0.60section
Mintonsrelated to 1793 to 1850Stoke-upon-Trent0.60section
Mintonsrelated to 1793 to 1850Staffordshire0.60section

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