Meakin? Booth? Wedgwood? A few tips on Antique & Vintage Staffordshire, Ironstone, Creamware, Transferware identifying marks. Be a quick study and find treasures or just really good plates, pitchers, sets and know what to expect to pay.
British earthenware has been the most profitable business for the UK as well as for resellers all over the world. The supply, demand and economy shift, but these pieces, decorative and functional remain highly collectible and as varied as the stars. Particular to English Pottery, they are ALL marked, most in several ways including the maker, the year, pattern, tax registration, etc. these marks can quickly become part of your tools to build your collection or make a profit at resale.
Makers Marks:
Date Marks:
Regional Marks:
Patttern Marks:
Registry Marks:
Artist Marks:
There are numerous online and handbooks to help you be sure you know what you have found and what it’s worth, in minutes. Bring your cell phone where you hunt and take a few minutes to double check your hunch. Chances are you will become a pro at recognizing British pottery marks and then assist others! Well informed collectors help make hobby and business THRIVE!!
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