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Flow Blue has me stumped

kathyBeh
16 years ago
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Description As some of you know I collect blue and white china of all dates and makers. The mark on this is so "flowed" I can not make it out. The crown on the circle made me think Worcester or Doulton but i have searched far and wide and i can not find anything similar. The pictures are very clear but look blurred due to the flow of the blue. There was gold on this plate at one time that I did not see until I took the photos and blew them up. Any help would be appreciated. Lovejoy ??? :) Please
Category China
Medium Porcelain
Distinguishing marks Looks like a crown on a circle, also a 10 impressed in the glaze.
Condition Good
Size and dimensions of this item 9.5 inches
Date Period late 1800 ?
Weight good plate weight
History Mom-in-law bought it for me in Woodbury CT.
Price Paid (If known) gift
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Submitted by kathyBeh

Lovejoy....do you know anything about china? I came across a maker called W&E Corn, (England) that has a similar mark on its old flow blue but the ones I saw where still readable.

The marking is what's referred to as "Garter mark", they were used by a large number of Staffordshire potteries with very little variation with the exception of the letters/name /initials in the center. These marks have also been used on reproductions purposely blurred to hinder identification. You need a copy of "Encyclopedia of British Pottery & Porcelain" by Goddens to look up the mark. Lovejoy
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