Gallery of patterns from the factory of
Frederick and Ann Peover
High Street, Hanley 1818-c.1825
including items previously described as “Mrs. Bowring”
Using pieces impressed ‘PEOVER’ as reference points, this gallery brings together marked porcelain and related pieces attributed by comparison of shapes and patterns.
Recent studies published in NCS Newsletters 207 (2023) and 208 (2024) have demonstrated that teawares formerly classified under the designation ‘Mrs Bowring’ correspond closely with pieces marked PEOVER. Accordingly, these wares are now re-attributed to Peover and incorporated within this reference gallery.
The Gallery is in two sections
China teaware
China dessert ware
If you have additional patterns, or the same patterns in different shapes, let us know.
If you have a marked piece of any of these patterns or shapes, let us know.
 Peover Gallery information sheet here      Peover family history here       Contact us here
Key impressed mark
Key patterns that occur on examples with the impressed PEOVER mark.
 found on the base of some Peover flatware

retreating peasant

pattern 200Â

lady with urn

Teaware shapes
18-London-shape-square-finial-claw-handles-Retreating-Peasant-pattern-Staffordshire-Porcelain-Plate-628
Teaware patterns to pattern 535
followed by teawares with unknown pattern numbers
Dessert ware shapes
Dessert ware patterns
