Ceramic Trade Marks - M
Initials Used as Trade Marks - M

 

North Staffordshire Pottery Marks

 

Charles Meigh (& Son)

 

 

Charles Meigh (& Son)

Manufacturers of earthenware at the Old Hall Pottery, Hanley.

In 1835 he was the successor of his father Job Meigh.

From 1850-51 he was in partnership under the name 'Charles Meigh, Son & Pankhurst'.

From 1851 to March 1861 he traded under he name 'Charles Meigh & Son'

Subsequently he traded under the style 'Old Hall Earthenware Co Ltd'

Mark

Description & date
CHARLES MEIGH

C M

Many printed, impressed or moulded marks were used incorporating the initials 'C M' or the name in full.

c.1835-49

C M S & P When trading as 'Charles Meigh, Son & Pankhurst' these initials were incorporated in marks c.1850-51
C MEIGH & SON

C M & S

Many marks from 1851 to March 1861 incorporate the initials 'C M & S' or the name in full.
Impressed or printed mark; slight variations occur with different wording according the the item. - such as 'Indian Stone China', 'Improved Stone China' etc.

c.1835-61

 

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