The buildings with Gibbs and Canning materials are of great interest to me. I am trying to identify as many as I can. So far I have identified 266. This is a selection of those I have identified. I will try and add more bit by bit.

Hatherley Infant's School, Gloucester, by Alfred J. Dunn, A.R.I.B.A., 1910	The Royal Aquarium, Great Yarmouth, Norton,  John and Massey, Philip E., later reconstructed by Bottle & Olley, 1876 and 1883
Another school, another Great Yarmouth building.	Hospital School, Great Yarmouth has lots of typical features. The writing on the signs is very good.
Many shops with white faience were built in the Hull area. They were part of the jackson's Stores chain. This one has ornate Gibbs and Canning material.	This shop at the corner of Lands Lane in Leeds is covered in terracotta. By Winn, Messrs Thos. & Sons in about 1904.
This crown is on the Crown pub in Leeds.	The High School For Girls (now Lincoln University Technical College) was built in 1893 and opened in 1894 and has some wonderful terracotta.
This interior view of the Victoria Building in Liverpool shows Gibbs and Canning terracotta similar to their interior of Manchester Town Hall and the Natural History Museum. By Alfred Waterhouse, 1888.	Sadly the Co-op Hall in Nuneaton has now been demolished. It is a splendid example of Art Nouveau faience.

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If you have any relevant information I would be very pleased to receive it. You can contact me at - angellastreluk@cirrus.me.uk