The Stanley 'Jacobean Ware' was produced by Colclough & Co from around 1903-1919. It was typically a terracotta body vase which owed much to the Arts & Crafts look of Moorcroft Pottery (see Moorcroft Vases page.
The Jacobean pattern vases were often said to be 'poor man's Moorcroft Vases'.
Today they are quite rare and fetch reasonable prices. Staffordshire collectors would feel obliged to have some Stanley in their collection.
Colclough also used the 'Stanley' backstamp and sometimes 'Royal Stanley' mark for bone china production too. These vintage bone china items are of high quality, albeit mass produced, and often bone china cups and saucers of a similar design and shape to Colclough's own brand of bone china tableware can be found at auction online.
For a guide to online auction prices on the Stanley Jacobean vases, just scroll further down the page.
