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Guide To Pottery & Porcelain Marks

Great Britain - Pg. 2



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Bristol (Cont'd)
1-26 Usually painted in overglaze blue or gold.
27 On porcelain made by Count Brancas-Lauragais.
28 Pountney & Allies. From about 1820 to 1837. After 1837 it was Pountney & Gouldney.

Burslem (1-48)
Numerous manufactories here from 17th century. Most of the potters at Burslem produced earthenware.
1-4 T. & R. Boote. From 1850. 2 and
4 are late 19th century marks.
5 E. F. Bodley & Co. From about 1860.
6,7 John Maddock & Sons. Marks from 1891.
8 Smith & Ford. Late 19th century.
9,10 E. Bourne & J. E. Leigh. 19th century.
11 1814-1826. Impressed.



Guide To Pottery And Porcelain Marks:
Belgium

China

Denmark

France

Germany

Great Britain (Ireland, Scotland)

Holland

Italy

Japan

Luxembourg

Norway

Persia, Turkey, Syria, Poland

Portugal

Russia

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

United States



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