c. 1910–1919
Grosvenor Jackson & Gosling Fine Bone China England
Possibly used from the mid-1910s onward, according to the source.
bone china · England, United Kingdom
possibly mid 's onwards company name inside a
Pottery & porcelain
Jackson & Gosling marks
Foley (later Longton), England, United Kingdom · 1866–1961 · 21 marks.
- Active years
- 1866–1961
- Country
- United Kingdom
- City / region
- Foley (later Longton), England
- Products
- china
- Marks
- 21
Dated marks & timeline
21 marks
c. From 1912
Jackson & Gosling
England, United Kingdom
+ the company name incorporated in a Stafford Knot with a above
c. From 1919
Grosvenor China J G
England, United Kingdom
star badge mark with crown inside and J G underneath +
c. From 1919
Ye Old English Grosvenor China Jackson & Gosling England
England, United Kingdom
Some examples also include Longton.
c. From 1930
Copelands Grosvenor China England
The source places this mark in the 1930s onward and links the Copeland name to the acquisition around 1931.
England, United Kingdom
Jackson & Gosling was acquired by W. T. Copeland & Sons Ltd and some marks reflect this 's+ the trade name "Grosvenor China" appears to have been registered it was used in conjunction with the company or name in full until onwards where it was used on its own
c. From 1930
Grosvenor China England
Introduced in the 1930s and listed in the 1951 Pottery Gazette.
England, United Kingdom
Introduced in the 's this mark was listed in the 1951 Pottery Gazette 's+ the trade name "Grosvenor China" appears to have been registered it was used in conjunction with the company or name in full until onwards where it was used on its own
c. From 1930
Jackson & Gosling Ltd GAY Grosvenor China Made in England
England, United Kingdom
Used on Art Deco style tea and coffee ware.
c. From 1930
Jackson & Gosling Ltd GAY Grosvenor China Made in England
England, United Kingdom
Used on Art Deco style tea and coffee ware.
c. 1940–1949
Grosvenor Bone China Jackson & Gosling Ltd Made in England
Use period uncertain; the source suggests introduction in the mid-1940s after wartime restrictions were lifted.
bone china · England, United Kingdom
period of use uncertain - perhaps introduced in the mid 's after the wartime restrictions were lifted
c. 1940–1949
Grosvenor Bone China Jackson & Gosling Ltd Made in England
Use period uncertain; the source suggests introduction in the mid-1940s after wartime restrictions were lifted.
bone china · England, United Kingdom
period of use uncertain - perhaps introduced in the mid 's after the wartime restrictions were lifted
c. 1941–1945
Shelley and Grosvenor China England
England, United Kingdom
Jackson & Gosling production was concentrated at Shelley in ; some ware carried both names.
c. From 1950
Grosvenor Bone China England
printed · bone china · England, United Kingdom
Introduced in the 1950s; continued by Grosvenor China Ltd after its 1961 takeover.
c. From 1950
Grosvenor Bone China England
printed · bone china · England, United Kingdom
Introduced in the 1950s; continued by Grosvenor China Ltd after its 1961 takeover.
Undated
Cunard White Star Copelands Grosvenor China Stoniers Liverpool
white · England, United Kingdom
Stoniers, Liverpool, acted as purchasing agents for Cunard.
Undated
Ye Old English GROSVENOR CHINA J&G MADE IN ENGLAND REG. No 727816
Registration number 727816 dates the pattern registration to 1927, not the mark-use interval.
England, United Kingdom
the registration number 727816 shows that the pattern was registered in 1927
About Jackson & Gosling
Jackson & Gosling began making bone china at the Grosvenor Works, Foley, in 1866 and moved to Longton in 1909. It became a limited company in 1928 and was acquired by W. T. Copeland & Sons around 1931. During the wartime concentration scheme, production moved to Shelley in 1941. Donald Poole bought the business in 1950, and New Chelsea acquired it and the Grosvenor name in 1957. A newly formed company acquired the business and Chelson Street works in 1961.