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Quebec
Art Pottery - Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, Quebec
Began operation in 1947.
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Quebec
Artcraft - See entry for St. Lawrence Ceramics
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Campbell Sons, Potters - Hamilton, Ontario.
Name changed to Canada Potteries, Ltd. in 1928 and then to Hamilton Potteries,
Ltd. in 1929. George Emery began work here in 1912 before moving on to Canadian
Porcelain Co. in 1913.
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Rainbow
Bridge Pottery - Niagara Falls, Ontario
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Rainbow
Ceramics - Collingwood, Ontario.
When Jim Lloyd (T. James Lloyd) left Georgian China Ltd., he joined Dennis Tupy
at CCC and they formed Rainbow Ceramics which was essentially a continuation
of CCC. Pieces, for the most part, continued to be marked CCC. An "RC" mold mark
is also known. Rainbow Ceramics was formed c. 1966 and continued until the mid
1980's.
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Rainbow
Pottery - Ingleside, Ontario.
Started by Henry Tupy, who had previously worked for his brother Dennis at CCC
in Collingwood, Sofia Originals in Toronto, and Canadiana in Ingleside. In operation
c. 1972-1990.
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RCAP
See
entry for Royal Canadian Art Pottery
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Rideau
Pottery
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Royal
Canadian Art Pottery - Hamilton and Southampton, Ontario
Began operation in 1946 as a subsidiary of Foley Potteries Ltd. and by the 1960's
became the largest teapot manufacturer in North America.
Art pottery production
began in 1968.
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Royal
Haeger of Canada - Most likely made in Collingwood, Ontario
c. mid to late 1960's.
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