BBakewell Brothers Ltd was a pottery company based in the Sydney suburb of Erskinville and was active from the late 19th century until the mid-20th century. The company was founded by Thomas, William, and John Bakewell in 1884, and initially focused on producing bricks and tiles.

However, in the 1890s Bakewell Brothers had shifted their focus to producing ceramic wares, including decorative pieces and household items.

One of the key factors behind Bakewell Brothers' success was their use of innovative technology and techniques in their production process. They were one of the first pottery companies in Australia to use a continuous kiln for firing their ceramics, which allowed them to produce large quantities of high-quality wares at a lower cost.

Bakewell Brothers produced a wide range of pottery items, including vases, jugs, bowls, plates, and other household items. Many of their pieces were decorated with intricate designs and more...

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A Newtone Bakewells Sydney jug, moulded with gumleaf decoration…

Green glazed Sydney jug with gumleaf decoration

A Newtone Bakewells Sydney jug, moulded with gumleaf decoration and branch handle, in pale green drip glaze, stamped mark to base. Height 16 cm.

Two Bakewells Sydney pottery drip glazed teapots, each marked…

Pair of Sydney Pottery Drip Glazed Teapots

Two Bakewells Sydney pottery drip glazed teapots, each marked to base. Height 13 and 15 cm. (2)

A pair Art Deco graduated Bakewells Sydney jugs, yellow glazed…

Art Deco Bakewells Sydney Yellow Jugs (Pair)

A pair Art Deco graduated Bakewells Sydney jugs, yellow glazed and moulded decoration, stamped to base. Heights 9-12 cm. (2)

Two Newtone Pottery mantel vases, circa 1930s, one stamped…

Newtone Pottery Mantel Vases, 1930s, Sydney & Bakewells

Two Newtone Pottery mantel vases, circa 1930s, one stamped 'Newtone Pottery Sydney', the other 'Newtone Art Ware, Bakewells, Sydney', 13 cm high

Bakewells Sydney NSW electric jug, blue and yellow glazed, two…

Blue and Yellow Bakewells Electric Jug with Cracks

Bakewells Sydney NSW electric jug, blue and yellow glazed, two small cracks to base, height 19.5 cm

Bakewell Pottery a rare Art Deco slipware 'Pontiac' green…

Art Deco Bakewell Pottery Tea Set

Bakewell Pottery a rare Art Deco slipware 'Pontiac' green glazed tea set on tray, circa 1940 comprising a teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug and tray the teapot 19 cm high reference for a similar example see Australian Pottery of the 19th & early 20th century,…

Bakewell Bros., rare terracotta bust of Captain James Cook,…

Rare Terracotta Bust of Captain James Cook with Pedestal Base

Bakewell Bros., rare terracotta bust of Captain James Cook, resting on cylindrical terracotta pedestal base (2), height 97 cm (bust), height 93 cm (pedestal). Provenance: One of three known to exist in the world. Originally placed in the garden at St…

Three Australian Art Deco Bakewells canisters comprising Flour,…

Australian Art Deco Bakewells Canisters Trio

Three Australian Art Deco Bakewells canisters comprising Flour, Rice & Sago

Four Art Deco Bakewells canisters, one canister as inspected,…

Art Deco Bakewells Canisters and Flour Sifter Set

Four Art Deco Bakewells canisters, one canister as inspected, together with tin flour sifter

A Bakewells Sydney water jug, green stripes. Mark at base

Green Striped Bakewells Sydney Water Jug with Mark at Base

A Bakewells Sydney water jug, green stripes. Mark at base

A set of five Bakewells Art Deco Beulah Ware kitchen canisters…

Art Deco Green Beulah Ware Kitchen Canisters Set (AF)

A set of five Bakewells Art Deco Beulah Ware kitchen canisters in green glaze circa 1930 (AF)