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Podmore, Walker & Co. was a pottery firm operating in Tunstall, Staffordshire, England, from approximately 1834 to 1855. They were known for producing earthenware and, later, bone china, often decorated with transferware patterns. The \"Vitreous\" mark indicates a type of hard, glassy earthenware, and \"P&G\" likely refers to the partners or a specific factory designation within their operations.The unicorn motif was sometimes used by Staffordshire potters, and the \"Vitreous\" mark, along with the company name, helps to date the piece. The presence of crazing on the glaze is a common characteristic of older ceramic items, resulting from the glaze contracting at a different rate than the ceramic body over time.
