Pottery & porcelain
Caughley porcelain marks
The name “SALOPIAN.” appears among Caughley porcelain marks on porcelain from England, United Kingdom. Its mark period is 1750–1814.
- Active years
- From 1750
- Country
- United Kingdom
- City / region
- England
- Products
- porcelain
- Marks
- 26
Dated marks & timeline
26 marks
1750–1814
C 8
blue, red · porcelain · England, United Kingdom
The source describes blue or red marks, either printed or drawn.
1750–1814
C
blue, red · porcelain · England, United Kingdom
Blue or red marks, either printed or drawn.
Undated
SALOPIAN
black · porcelain · England, United Kingdom
The 1772 date refers to Thomas Turner's establishment of the factory.
Marks 25–26
About Caughley
The source dates Caughley's establishment to 1750, Gallimore's ownership to 1754 and Thomas Turner's to 1772. Robert Hancock became a co-owner in 1775, introducing engraved decoration. George Rose of Coalport bought the factory in 1799; it closed in 1814. Another entry calls Turner the founder in 1772. The factory was founded in 1750. Gallimore became its owner in 1754, followed by Thomas Turner in 1772.
Robert Hancock became a co-owner in 1775 and introduced engraved decoration. John Rose of Coalport bought the factory in 1799; it closed in 1814. The source dates Caughley’s foundation to 1750, names Gallimore as owner from 1754 and T. Turner from 1772, and records Robert Hancock as a co-owner from 1775. G. Rose of Coalport bought the works in 1799; it closed in 1814.