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Grosvenor China - Jackson & Gosling Ltd, Grosvenor Works, Gregory Street, Longton

  • Jackson & Gosling was a china manufacturer at the Grosvenor Works, Foley Place, King Street, Fenton, from about 1866. The partners were Bertram Joseph Jackson and George Gosling. 

  • June 1904 G. Gosling left the business and Robert Bertram Mountford Scrivener joined B. J. Jackson to continue the business.

  • September 1905 Scrivener left the business and Frederick John Ray joined B. J. Jackson to continue the business - the business name of 'Jackson & Gosling' was retained.   

  • In 1909 they moved to the existing St. Gregory Works in Gregory Street Longton, and renamed the factory to the Grosvenor Works.

  • In the 1920's the business was acquired by Mr. A. E. Hewitt and Mr. Harold J. Plant - the business retained the name of 'Jackson & Gosling'

  • In the 1932-3 period Jackson & Gosling was acquired by W.T. Copeland & Sons Ltd (ex Spode); some marks then also included the name "Copeland" - Mr. A. E. Hewitt became a director at the Copeland pottery business. Mr. A. E. Hewitt was the managing director of Jackson & Gosling.

  • During the Second World War production of Jackson & Gosling's decorated china was suspended.   

  • In 1950 W. T. Copeland and Sons Ltd. sold Jackson & Gosling to Mr. Donald Poole who was formerly the production director of Thomas Poole and Gladstone China Ltd.

  • 1957 the business was acquired by the New Chelsea China Co. Ltd, and contined as 'Jackson & Gosling Ltd'

  • By 1960 the Jackson & Gosling business moved to the New Chelsea China Companies' Chelson Street works. 

 

 

 

Jackson & Gosling, Ltd.

67 Leonard Ferneyhough

68 H. A. Wain & Son. Ltd.

69 Jackson & Gosling, Ltd.

Pottery Gazette & Glass Trade Directory - 1947

 


 


Grosvenor China - Lace Flower Pattern, Jackson & Gosling Ltd
Grosvenor China - Lace Flower Pattern, Jackson & Gosling Ltd

Advert: Pottery Gazette & Glass trade Review - August 1937


 

30,000 pieces of Grosvenor China for the R.M.S. 'Maurentania'
30,000 pieces of Grosvenor China for the R.M.S. 'Maurentania' 
Jackson & Gosling Ltd

Advert: Pottery Gazette & Glass trade Review - June 1939

 


Jackson & Gosling's Copelands Grosvenor China cube teapot - supplied to the White Star Line

 


Cunard White Star
Copelands 
Grosvenor China

Stoniers
Liverpool

Stoniers, Liverpool were purchasing agents for Cunards


 


1947 - Copelands Grosvenor China - Jackson & Gosling Ltd 
Pottery Gazette & Glass Trade Review Reference Book and Directory - 1947


Copelands 
Grosvenor China

Still a Name to Remember

The producton of the famous Grosvenor Decorated China is still suspended. For how long we cannot say just now.

Yet we have high hope that now final Victory has been achieved it will not be long before we can again supply our friends in the Trade with the same wide range of Grosvenor design that gained such popularity before the war.

JACKSON & GOSLING LTD., Spode Works, Stoke-on-Trent

 


 

Grosvenor China - Jackson & Gosling Ltd at Chelson Street, Longton
1960 advert for Grosvenor China - Jackson & Gosling Ltd at Chelson Street, Longton

Pottery Gazette & Glass Trade Review Reference Book and Directory - 1960


 





details of partnership changes of Jackson & Gosling

 


 


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