| Marks of North
Staffordshire potters [index by signs, logos, devices] |
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| Staffordshire Knot marks |
Staffordshire Knot marks (page 1)
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William Adams & Co,
marks incorporating a crown and Staffordshire knot used from c.1879 and into the early 20thC
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H. Aynsley & Co,
Commerce Works, Longton
H A & Co mark commonly used 1873-1932 "L" stands for Longton
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Bodley & Co, Scotia Pottery, Burslem B & Co "Price of Wales" is the pattern name. c.1865 below
the knot is a printed registration diamond (registered date: 1862) -
interestingly the impressed registration diamond is different than the
printed one. This could be one for the shape and one for the pattern or it
could be the blank ware was made by Edward F Bodley & CO (established
1862) - a number of the Bodley family potters operations overlapped.
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SCOTIA POTTERY |
Edward
F Bodley & Co [1862-81] Bodley & Harrold [1863-85] Both operating at the Scotia Pottery,
Burslem and used as a mark the Staffordshire Knot with "Scotia
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Edward
F Bodley & Son, New Bridge Pottery, Longport
[1883-98]
moved to the New Bridge Pottery c.1883
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George
Frederick Bowers (& Co), Brownhills Works, Tunstall.
1842-68 |
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E.
Brain & Co, Foley China Works, Fenton
early printed mark 1903+ |
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William
Brownfield (& SON(s))
Impressed or moulded marks The initials W B are shown in the bottom sections of the Staffordshire knot. c.1850-71 Above the knot is the registration diamond and the pattern name.
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Burslem
School of Art
impressed mark of "BSA" inside the knot 1935-41
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E & C CHALLINOR |
E
& C Challinor, Fenton Pottery, Fenton 1862-91 one of the marks used by E & C Challinor was an impressed Staffordshire Knot with the words E & C CHALLINOR and sometimes "FENTON" and / or "IRONSTONE CHINA"
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Goodwin
& Bullock, Dresden Works, Longton
printed mark 1852-56
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