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Alasdair,
The best I can come up with is WILLIAM WILLIAMS of the Ynysmeudwy Pottery,
near Swansea, Wales, c. 1856-1859. It was formerly known as MICHAEL &
WILLIAM WILLIAMS (1845-1856) and between c. 1860 and 1870 it was G. LEWIS &
MORGAN. These wares also appear to have been flow blues. This information
comes from the
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MARKS ON AMERICAN, ENGLISH, AND EUROPEAN EARTHENWARE,
IRONSTONE, AND STONEWARE (1780-1980) by Arnold A. & Dorothy E. Kowalsky,
Schiffer Publishing Ltd., Altglen, Pennsylvania. p. 372
Kent Taylor
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