Pottery & porcelain
6 marks.
1795
JENNY LIND 1795 Royal Staffordshire Pottery England Royal Staffordshire Pottery is the name of the pottery works where the ware was made
Royal Staffordshire Pottery is the name of the pottery works where the ware was made
1795
Royal Staffordshire Pottery England JENNY LIND 1795
Undated
printed · blue
Usual blue printed cartouchemark on a vase in the Jenny Lind pattern, including the initials C M & S for Charles Meigh and Son who were the original makers of this design with A J Wilkinson Ltd, Burslem added above and below.
Undated
Original Engraving of Ye olde Hall Potteries Staffordshire England A. J. Wilkinson Ltd
Undated
1790 is an establishment date in the mark; Wilkinson continued the Jenny Lind design after acquiring the printing plates in 1902.
printed · blue
Jenny Lind is the pattern name, originally produced by Charles Meigh & Son.
A. J. Wilkinson Ltd produced Ye olde Hall Potterie wares from the early 1900s to about 1930. After Old Hall Works closed in 1902, Wilkinson acquired the Jenny Lind printing plates and continued that pattern at Royal Staffordshire Pottery. The original designs had been made by the Meigh family in the nineteenth century.
