Ceramic Trade Marks - S
Initials Used as Trade Marks - S
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North Staffordshire Pottery Marks |
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Josiah Spode |
Josiah Spode I
Josiah
Spode II
Spode
& Copeland
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Josiah Spode Manufacturer (with his sons) of fine-quality earthenware and porcelain at Stoke. c.1770-April 1883 Succeeded by Copeland & Garrett. |
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Mark |
Description
& date |
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Spode
SPODE |
Rare early impressed or printed
mark in upper & lower case letters.
c.1780-90 |
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Impressed mark, normally found on
porcelain.
c.1800-20 |
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SPODE & COPELAND
SPODE, SON & |
Rare marks using the trading name
of Spode's retail shop in London.
c.1797-1820 |
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Printed mark found on 'Stone
China'.
c.1805-30 |
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Two examples of typical printed
marks.
'Imperial' and 'New Fayence' are the names of two of Spode's special bodies. c.1805-33 |
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Printed mark on fine porcelain.
c.1815-30
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| Note: Several Copeland marks incorporate the name 'Spode'. | |
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