Undated
earthenware
The shard came from a Northern California farm site with residents documented around 1865–1870.
earthenware · Tunstall
The source regards attribution to Turner, Goddard & Co. as probable.
Pottery & porcelain
Turner, Goddard & Co marks
Tunstall · 1867–1874 · 3 marks.
- Active years
- 1867–1874
- City / region
- Tunstall
- Products
- earthenware
- Marks
- 3
Dated marks & timeline
3 marks
Undated
ROYAL PATENT IRONSTONE TURNER GODDARD & Co
white · ironstone · Tunstall
Typical Royal Arms mark on white .
Undated
ROYAL PATENT IRONSTONE TURNER GODDARD & Co
earthenware · Tunstall
Royal Arms mark illustrated in Geoffrey Godden's Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks.
About Turner, Goddard & Co
Turner, Goddard & Co. made earthenware at the Royal Albert Pottery, Tunstall, built in 1866. The partners were George Wardle Turner, John Hackett Goddard, John Tomkinson and John Burgess. Most output was white ironstone for domestic and export markets. Tomkinson retired in 1873. The partnership dissolved in 1874 and Alfred Meakin took over the works.