Pottery & porcelain
Hanley, England, United Kingdom · 1835–1861 · 26 marks.
c. 1840–1849
Applied moulded marks occur on ornate moulded ware of the 1840s.
earthenware · Hanley, England
applied moulded mark many marks incorporate the registration diamond or the date of registration. These marks occur on ornate moulded ware of the 's
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Hanley, England
Aberdeen is the pattern name; these marks appear together on one plate.
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earthenware · Hanley, England
Ceylon is the pattern name; the two marks appear on the same plate.
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earthenware · Hanley, England
Ceylon is the pattern name; the two marks appear on the same plate.
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Hanley, England
marks recorded in Godden's 'Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and porcelain Marks' these style of marks were also used by Job Meigh & Son and Charles Meigh
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earthenware · Hanley, England
marks recorded in Godden's 'Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and porcelain Marks' these style of marks were also used by Job Meigh & Son and Charles Meigh & Son
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earthenware · Hanley, England
The border reads Meigh Hanley. Other variants use Indian Stone China or French China; similar styles were used by other Meigh family businesses.
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Hanley, England
The border reads Meigh Hanley. Other variants use Indian Stone China or French China; similar styles were used by other Meigh family businesses.
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impressed · earthenware · Hanley, England
Anglesea is the pattern name.
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Hanley, England
around the border: Meigh Hanley other wording included "Indian Stone China" or "French China" marks recorded in Godden's 'Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and porcelain Marks' these style of marks were also used by Job Meigh & Son and Charles Meigh
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Hanley, England
marks recorded in Godden's 'Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and porcelain Marks' these style of marks were also used by Job Meigh & Son and Charles Meigh
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impressed · Hanley, England
Reference composite showing Chinese marks; the source compares these with imitation marks used by English potters.
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impressed · earthenware · Hanley, England
Reference composite showing Chinese marks; the source compares these with imitation marks used by English potters.
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earthenware · Hanley, England
marks recorded in Godden's 'Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and porcelain Marks' these style of marks were also used by Job Meigh & Son and Charles Meigh & Son
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printed · Hanley, England
& S. the . & S. appear on a range of different printed marks, the name of the pattern is generally included
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printed · Hanley, England
& S. the . & S. appear on a range of different printed marks, the name of the pattern is generally included
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printed · Hanley, England
& S. the . & S. appear on a range of different printed marks, the name of the pattern is generally included
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The mark records publication on 1 October 1840; this is not a mark-use interval.
earthenware · Hanley, England
Charles Meigh manufactured earthenware at the Old Hall Works, Hanley, succeeding Job Meigh & Son. His output included relief-moulded stoneware jugs. The business was later continued as C. Meigh, Son & Pankhurst.
Also known as: Charles Meigh & Son
