Maderley Masons statement pendant

Historical Information

Type: Blue Manderley Pattern

Material: Earthenware

Date: 20th Century

Location Found: The Thames Estuary, UK

Additional Details:

This is a beautiful piece of sea worn Masons Pottery Manderley

Pattern. It has been beautifully seaworn,

Mason's Pottery, founded in 1796 by Miles Mason in Staffordshire, England, became renowned for its durable and richly decorated ceramics. Initially producing Chinese-style porcelain, the company shifted to developing ironstone china in 1813 under the leadership of Miles' son, Charles James Mason. Ironstone was a robust, affordable alternative to porcelain, designed to withstand daily use while maintaining an elegant appearance. Mason's patented this innovative material, which quickly gained popularity in Britain and abroad, particularly in North America. The company became famous for its bold, colorful patterns, such as "Blue Mandalay" and

"Regency," often inspired by Chinese and Japanese motifs.

Throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, Mason's continued to produce high-quality ceramics, merging with other pottery firms over time. By the mid-20th century, it became part of the Wedgwood Group, ensuring the legacy of its distinctive ironstone designs.

Today, Mason's pottery remains highly collectible, valued for its craftsmanship and historical significance in British ceramics.

All jewellery findings and chains are made with Stainless Steel (the most recyclable material available) unless otherwise stated.