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J. Goodwin - Seacombe Pottery Liverpool Posted by Ian on September 11, 2010, 5:52 pm Hi, I have just acquired a pair of J. Goodwin blue flow-ware plates of the montezuma pattern. They are in lovely condition and I was wondering what year they were made in. I have tried to google it but unfortunately nothing comes up, and also are the worth anything. Hope you can help ...many thanks!!

J. Goodwin - Seacombe Pottery Liverpool - Photos Posted by Ian Nesbitt on September 12, 2010, 11:47 am, in reply to "J. Goodwin - Seacombe Pottery Liverpool" 109.154.196.223 Sorry ...forgot to add these in the original post. ((copy and paste the links below into your address bar) http://picasaweb.google.com/116728596242827304080/JGoodwinSeacombePottery10IronstonePlate#5516052824995471058 http://picasaweb.google.com/116728596242827304080/JGoodwinSeacombePottery10IronstonePlate#5516052824995471058

Re: J. Goodwin - Seacombe Pottery Liverpool - Photos Posted by Andrew J Pye on September 12, 2010, 11:55 am, in reply to "J. Goodwin - Seacombe Pottery Liverpool - Photos" Hi Ian John Goodwin potted at Crown Pottery, Longton, Staffordshire 1841 to 1851 and moved to Seacombe Pottery, Liverpool in 1852, where he remained until 1864. Your plates date from that second period. We do not discuss values on this Message Board, but share information. Regards Andrew

Re: J. Goodwin - Seacombe Pottery Liverpool - Photos Posted by Jose Vazquez on June 13, 2012, 8:17 pm, in reply to "Re: J. Goodwin - Seacombe Pottery Liverpool - Photos" Greetings from Acapulco! during a dive while digging I found a broken plate with j. woodwin (porcelaine to francais)pinted on, I have also found complete piece Ironstone from hope & carter. I'm really astonished with all this items, I understood that this was manufactured in England, I'm interested to know how they make it to this side of the Pacific most probably by boat of course, I found them about 30cm below the seabed at a depth of 15 meters in Acapulco Bay.

Re: J. Goodwin - Seacombe Pottery Liverpool - Photos Posted by Web Administrator on June 13, 2012, 8:41 pm, in reply to "Re: J. Goodwin - Seacombe Pottery Liverpool - Photos" Hello Jose, as the web administrator, I was notified of your posting, but it is attached to discussions from so long ago that no one else will notice. However, I think I can answer your question. The 19th century English pottery was shipped all around the world. It is found in excavations around the United States and in many countries. It is no surprise that you found pieces in Acapulco Bay. Whether a ship was wrecked, or the pieces you found were thrown overboard, or who knows, we cannot say. Perhaps you could take a few photographs and post them. I would love to see your discoveries. A wonderful find, thanks for contacting us!

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