c. 1847–1873
J E
impressed, printed · Longton or Fenton, England
The source identifies Coberg as the pattern name.
Pottery & porcelain
John Edwards (& Co) marks
England, United Kingdom · 1847–1900 · 7 marks.
- Active years
- 1847–1900
- Country
- United Kingdom
- City / region
- England
- Products
- china, earthenware, porcelain
- Marks
- 7
Dated marks & timeline
7 marks
c. 1880–1891
Porcelaine De Terre John Edwards
Printed versions without ENGLAND are assigned to approximately 1880–1891.
printed · Fenton, England
c. 1880–1891
Warranted Ironstone China John Edwards
Printed versions without ENGLAND are assigned to approximately 1880–1891.
printed · Fenton, England
The mark includes the Prince of Wales feathers.
c. 1891–1900
Porcelaine De Terre John Edwards England
Printed versions including ENGLAND are assigned to approximately 1891–1900.
printed · Fenton, England
Holland is the pattern name.
c. 1891–1900
Porcelaine De Terre John Edwards England
Registration number 269590 dates the Medallion pattern to 22 January 1896, not the full period of mark use.
printed · Fenton, England
Medallion is the pattern name; printed marks including ENGLAND are assigned to approximately .
2024
green
green · England, United Kingdom
Fragmentary mark on a shard found on an Anglesey beach in ; the find date is not a mark-use date.
Undated
J. Edwards President Shape
impressed · Fenton, England
President Shape impressed mark with a registration diamond.
About John Edwards (& Co)
John Edwards manufactured china and earthenware in Longton, moving to the King Street Works in Fenton around 1850. China production ended in 1856, while earthenware, semi-porcelain and white granite continued, much of it for American markets. His partnership with James Edwards ended in January 1865. The firm used & Co in its name between 1873 and 1879. Edwards patented methods for supporting ware during firing.
Also known as: John Edwards