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Galleon Ware
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Fredericton, N.B.
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Garo
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Gertrude Weir - Vancouver, B.C.
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Georgian Bay - Collingwood,
Ontario
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Georgian
China, Ltd. - Collingwood, Ontario
Started in 1948 by John A. Brown. Closed in 1970's.
"In
1963, 'Royal Haeger of Canada' awarded a franchise to Georgian
China to produce its functional, decorative and table porcelain."
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Gordon Pottery
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Grand
River Pottery Ltd.
One
of the very few remaining 20th century Canadian potteries. In
earlier years, most of the molds were supplied by Herbert
Wyatt, now making dinnerware.
Address: 250 St Andrew Street
East, Fergus, ON N1M 1R1
Telephone : 519-843-4450
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J Gutten Ceramics Mfgr. Co. Ltd. - Cooksville, Ontario.
On March 9, 1964, the Council Chamber of Cooksville issued a permit for this business. The address on the permit for this business is listed as, 3481 Cawthra Road, Cooksville. It is known that pieces exist with a mold mark J Gutten with a Huronia sticker affixed.
What was known as Cooksville in 1964 is now part of Mississauga, Ontario
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H & R.
Johnson (Canada) Ltd. - Hamilton, Ontario
(See entry for Sovereign
Potters)
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Alice Mary Hagen - Mahone Bay, N.S.
There is a definitive article about Mrs. Hagen in the August,
1959, issue
of /The Atlantic Advocate/, pp. 43-48. |
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Hamilton
Technical Ceramics - Paris, Ontario
Operation began in 1852 as Hamilton Potteries in Hamilton, Ontario. c.1945 name
was changed to Hamilton Porcelains, Ltd. Current name adopted 1989.
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Hankscraft
Ltd. - Toronto, Ontario
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Herta - Vancouver, B.C.
(also known as B.C.
Ceramics)
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Hilborn
Pottery Design, Inc. - Cambridge, Ontario
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Huronia
Pottery, Meaford, Ontario
Shown
are several examples of Huronia and Frankoma (Norman
and then Sapulpa, Oklahoma) illustrating glaze
similarities.
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There are additional similarities between Huronia and Seagrove, North Carolina (especially A.R. Cole) glazes.
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It is known that Frankoma glaze chemists visited the Seagrove area as early as 1930 and continued the visits well into the 1960's.
It is believed Tom Hrcek, the founder of Huronia, visited the Seagrove, North Carolina area at length in the early 1970's, late 1960's.
Photo provided by Jennifer Simon
Meaford Museum
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Current (June 2017) use of former Huronia Pottery location, 286 Ontario Hwy. 26. Photo provided by Jennifer Simon, Meaford Museum
Below: 3 Huronia Pottery marks |
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Above and at left: 3 Huronia Pottery marks
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Left & below: Perhaps a rare early Huronia mark.
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Hycroft - Medicine Hat, Alberta
You can read more about Hycroft here. |
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