Pottery & porcelain
William Young’s Sons Pottery marks
City of Trenton · 1860–1879 · 1 mark.
- Active years
- 1860–1879
- City / region
- City of Trenton
- Products
- Wares Cream colored ware Hardware Ironstone Porcelain Queensware Tableware White granite Porcelain, hardware trimmings, white granite, dipped, blue edge and c.c. wares (Lant 1872) Earthenware, also porcelain hardware trimmings (Boyd and Boyd 1874) Hardware and household crockery, ironstone china, c.c. ware, Queensware and hardware trimmings (Everts & Stewart 1875)
- Marks
- 1
Dated marks & timeline
1 markAbout William Young’s Sons Pottery
Millington and Astbury sold their interests to the Youngs in March 1860, when the firm became William Young & Sons. William Young retired in 1870 and died in July 1871. The firm then became William Young’s Sons and retained that name until its sale to the Willets Brothers in February 1879.
Also known as: William Young & Sons; Wm. Young & Sons; William Young's Sons