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Crown Devon

Crown Devon was the trade name of S Fielding & Co (Ltd), who manufactured earthenwares from 1879 to 1980, firstly at the Railway Pottery, then from 1911 at the Devon Pottery in Stoke.

The Crown Devon Collectors Handbook, Christies.

Roy Barker. The Crown Devon Story, 1991

Susan Hill. Crown Devon, Jazz Publications, Straford-upon-Avon.