Fowler's Pottery was established in 1837 and is the oldest pottery in Australia still in operation. The founder, Enoch Fowler arrived in Sydney from Ireland in 1837 and used local raw materials in the business he established in Glebe to manufacture domestic pottery and later building materials such as pipes, tiles and chimney pots. Expansion saw the business move to Parramatta in the 1850s. During the 19th and early 20th century the business flourished and the company opened a second factory at Thomastown, a suburb of Melbourne, in 1927. The company is still in operation, now owned by Caroma Industries Ltd., and manufacture is limited to sanitary fixtures. 

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Early Fowler stoneware Demijohn. For Elliotts and Australian…

Antique Fowler Stoneware Demijohn with Lid - 43cm Height

Early Fowler stoneware Demijohn. For Elliotts and Australian Drug limited Sydney, with lid. Height 43 cm

Australian pottery comprising, Fowler basket and curved dishes,…

Australian Pottery Collection

Australian pottery comprising, Fowler basket and curved dishes, VP, signed corner dish, Pates pottery planter (5) basket 22.5 cm long

Two Australian glazed earthenware seated lions, possibly Fowler…

Australian Glazed Earthenware Lions Set

Two Australian glazed earthenware seated lions, possibly Fowler pottery; and a standing lion, front small lion with restorations 20 cm high (3)