meat dish markings

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meat dish markings

by Balticice
(France)

Meat dish ,approx 32cm"s x 40cm"s , green floral pattern round the edge ,, condition excelent , no chips or cracks , .

Markings as follows:-

"8" in the centre ,

on the edge the word "TOKIO"

under that figure of man kneeling down working on pot ,

under that in box is , i assume the date "1799"

under that, "K&C" and what looks like "B" or "8"

under that "LATE MAYERS" ?????

any info please ????

Balticice

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Keeling & Co Tokiyo Pattern "Losol Ware" Meat Dish
by: Bill

This is probably Keeling & Co.
They produced a pattern named Tokiyo.
Probably also there are marks that indicate it might be produced in their "Losal Ware" body

Bill
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Further comment by Peter (admin)

Nice work by Bill. Many thanks for sharing that info.

I looked up Keeling & Co in Goddens and found out the following:-

They were in business in Burslem from 1886 - 1936 and were formally known as J. Gildea & Co.

They operated from the Dale works from 1887 and concentrated on earthenwares.

Their marks were

K & Co

K & Co. B.

& K. Co

1790
Late Mayers

Losol (not Losal) from 1912 onwards

Losolware

Not to be confused with several other Keelings:-

Joseph Keeling of Hanley 1802 - 1808

Samuel Keeling & Co of Hanley 1840 - 1850

aka S.K. & Co or S. Keeling & Co

Keeling & Toft & Co of Hanley 1805 to 1826 subsequently Toft and May.

Peter (admin)

K & Co also William Kirkby & Co
by: Peter (admin)

K & Co is also a pottery mark of William Kirkby & Co of Sutherland Pottery, Fenton 1879 to 1885.

Also known as W K & Co

Peter (admin)

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