J & G Meakin (Ltd)

	North Staffordshire Pottery Marks
	J & G Meakin (Ltd)

later J & G Meakin marks

J & G Meakin (Ltd) 1851 - mainly at the Eagle and Eastwood pottery works, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent. Note marks without "England" pre-date 1890.
Mark	Description & date
J & G MEAKIN [JGM 1]	simple name identifier - either printed or impressed.
[JGM 2] [JGM 3] [JGM 4]	The Royal Arms used in pre 1890 marks. JGM 4 printed marks has an impressed mark associated with it which reads: "J & G MEAKIN IRONSTONE CHINA"
[JGM 5]	From now on the addition of "England" denotes a post 1890 date.
[JGM 6]	c.1890+
[JGM 7]	c.1890+ "Rosalie" is the pattern name
[JGM 8] [JGM 8]	c.1890+ Use of the "modern" form of the Royal Arms
[JGM 9]	c.1907+
[JGM 9]	c.1912+
[JGM 10]	c.1912+
[JGM 11] [JGM 12] [JGM 13]	c.1912+ "SOL" and the sun face trade-marks are said to be registered in 1912. There were many variations with different pattern and trade names.
[JGM 14] [JGM 15]
[JGM 15a]	1937 Sol mark on a mug celebrating the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1937.

NOTE: The [JGM XX] numbers have no meaning - they are just an easy way to identify the marks

later J & G Meakin marks

J & G Meakin Trade Names and the dates used:

Questions/comments/contributions to: Steve Birks

01/01/2002