Turner & Tomkinson |
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Location and period of operation:
Turner & Tomkinson |
Tunstall |
1860 |
1872 |
Earthenware
manufacturers at the Victoria Works, High Street, Tunstall,
Stoke-on-Trent
|
Previously: as partners in Marple, Turner & Co (at the Upper Hanley Works)
Concurently: Turner, Goddard & Co
Subsequently: G. W. Turner & Sons
London Gazette
4th December 1868
record of a patent granted to
George Wardle Turner
![]() large platter in the Dover pattern this pattern was also produced in other mono chrome colours, including green and blue |
![]() T & T 'DOVER' is the pattern name the registration
diamond gives 7th March 1861 |
NOTE: the Dover and Clyde patterns were both registered on the same day
![]() child's tea set in the Clyde Pattern |
'CLYDE' is the pattern name the registration
diamond gives 7th March 1861 |
NOTE: the Dover and Clyde patterns were both registered on the same day
hand painted transfer ware
plate in the Peel pattern
this pattern was also produced without the hand colouring
white ironstone dish in a wheat
pattern
Marks used on ware for identification:
T. & T.
Turner & Tomkinson
T & T
'CLYDE' is the pattern name
the registration
diamond gives 7th March 1861
as the date of registration of the pattern
T & T
'PEEL' is the pattern name
Pearl
Ironstone China
Turner & Tomkinson
the Victoria Pottery, Scotia
Road, Tunstall
- click for more on the Victoria Pottery -
Subsequently the works were
operated by
G. W. Turner and his sons and then by Alfred Meakin
Questions, comments, contributions? email: Steve Birks