William Edwin Worrall (1877-1940) was a Staffordshire-born designer of fabric, pottery, glass and stoneware. He was the brother of the watercolour painter Thomas Frederick Worrall and shared similar artistic ability.
William Worrall on the occasion of his brother Thomas's wedding, 1899
Memorial plaque to William Worrall, Glastonbury made from two of his tiles
Thomas Worrall's painting of Derwentwater from Friars' Crag (1947) near to his brother William's final resting place
Thomas Frederick Worrall (1872–1957) was a Staffordshire-born manual worker and watercolourist. He lived for a time in Lancashire and in the upper Calder Valley area of Yorkshire but spent most of his adult life in Barry, in South Wales, where he was also deeply involved in politics and stood for parliament in the general election of 1923 representing the Labour Party. He was the elder brother of the pottery and fabric designer William Worrall.
Thomas F Worrall on his wedding day, 1899
Worrall's election poster, 1923
Thomas and Martha with their offspring, son- and daughter-in law and grandchildren
Hebden Bridge, undated