1812–1834
J M & S
These initials on the Zoological Sketches pattern are assigned to 1812–1834.
earthenware · Hanley, England
Pottery & porcelain
Job Meigh (& Son) marks
Hanley, England, United Kingdom · 1802–1834 · 7 marks.
- Active years
- 1802–1834
- Country
- United Kingdom
- City / region
- Hanley, England
- Products
- earthenware
- Marks
- 7
Dated marks & timeline
7 marks
Undated
Enamel Porcelain
earthenware · Hanley, England
This style was also used by Charles Meigh and Charles Meigh & Son.
Undated
Improved Stone China Meigh Hanley
earthenware · Hanley, England
Other examples used the wording Indian Stone China or French China. This style was also used by Charles Meigh and Charles Meigh & Son.
Undated
impressed · earthenware
impressed · earthenware · Hanley, England
The image illustrates Chinese porcelain marks as comparisons, rather than marks attributed to Job Meigh. The source says English potters, including the Meigh family, used similar designs.
Undated
earthenware
earthenware · England, United Kingdom
Quasi-Chinese mark; this style was also used by Charles Meigh and Charles Meigh & Son.
Undated
earthenware
earthenware · Hanley, England
This style was also used by Charles Meigh and Charles Meigh & Son.
About Job Meigh (& Son)
Job Meigh built the Old Hall Works in Hanley in 1790 and initially worked in partnership with Peter Walthall. He continued alone after the partnership ended in 1802. His son joined in 1812, and the name Job Meigh & Son continued after the elder Meigh died in 1817. Job Meigh II retired in 1834, when his brother Charles took over.
The source associates the J M & S initials with the Zoological Sketches series, while warning that the same initials were also used by John Meir & Son.
Also known as: Job Meigh