The Locke & Co porcelain factory was founded in Worcester, England, in 1896 by Edward Locke. Locke had previously worked in the modelling department at Royal Worcester, and he brought his skills and experience to his new company. The company produced a wide variety of porcelain, including tableware, figurines, and decorative pieces. The company's porcelain was known for its high quality and its distinctive blush ivory glaze. Locke & Co also had a reputation for innovation, and the company was one of the first to use new technologies in the production of porcelain.
The company enjoyed a period of success in the early 1900s, but in 1901 was taken to court by Royal Worcester for using the word "Worcester" on its products. The court ruled in favor of Royal Worcester, and Locke & Co wass forced to change its backstamp. Locke & Co. was eventually forced to close in more...
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