Featured "Best Goods" Impressed on Blue Willow Platter

I guess this is a long shot since so many companies made blue willow, but maybe someone can help ID the maker. The platter has what might be the remains of a maker's mark in blue, but the only other mark is "best goods" impressed. Would anyone know what maker used this mark? Thanks so much for your help, Janice

 

It looks like it might be Leeds pottery. I didn't find any in Blue Willow but did find a lot of feather edged Leeds ironstone. It looks like it can be found in Kovel's Pottery Marks book also.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-leeds-ironstone-blue-feather-1824586532

 

Thank you!

 

I never trust Kovels, they don't give sources. I'm digging through books, but this is a good article on Leeds.

http://www.antiques-info.co.uk/new/pdf/Sep08/6.pdf

And who the hell thinks Leeds is in Wales!

 

Evans & Glasson, maybe.

 

You're a first rate sleuth, Janetpjohn! It appears Evans & Glasson is likely the maker. That sort of explains the convoluted posting about Leeds and Wales. Evans & Glasson was located in Swansea, Wales (no connection to Leeds, although both appear to have used "Best Goods").