hand book of mark pottery & porcelain 1901

The Collector's Hand-Book

ON

POTTERY af PORCELAINHV

WILLIAM CHAFFERS

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EDITOR'S PREFACETO THE NEW EDITION

THIS New Edition of Chaffers' Hand-book is now published

in a more complete form than the previous issues,, and

should be of greater service to the collector, for, in addition

to some 500 marks which have been contributed by the

Editor, there are a great many which the late Mr. Chaffers

had inserted in his Seventh Edition of the large book,

but which had not been included in his previous edition

of the Hand-book. The present edition is, therefore, a

complete excerpt or resume as regards the marks of the

original work, entitled "MARKS AND MONOGRAMS ON

POTTERY AND PORCELAIN," by W. Chaffers, the last or

eighth edition of which was revised by the present editor

and published in 1897.

No material change has been made in the arrangementof the work, which follows that of the larger book re-

ferred to above. The sixc is handy for the collector's

pocket j and to maintain this desirable end, some of the

larger marks have been, reduced iru. scale and a lighter

paper used, so as not to materially increase the bulk.

The following very slight historical outline sketch has

been added by the Editor, which it is hoped will be of

service to the collector.

The subject of the references in the following pages

may be roughly divided into two classes Pottery and

VI

Porcelain. Pottery includes stoneware and enamelled or

glazed earthenware ; porcelain, that more vitreous and

transparent composition of china clay and petuntse or

ground flint, which is more akin to glass.

For the purposes of this Hand book it is unnecessary to

explain in further detail the differences in composition

and texture of the two classes of Ceramics, but speaking

generally, pottery breaks with a rough surface of its frac-

tured parts, as would an ordinary piece of terra-cotta,

while porcelain breaks with smooth surfaces, similar to

glass.

To the Pottery class belong all those faMtjues of

enamelled earthenware called MAIOI.ICA, FAYKNCK, or

DELFT, these being the Italian, French, and Dutch

subdivisions respectively, although the terms have become

intermixed, and casually applied to all classes of faience.

The most famous of the Italian maiolica, first made in

the later part of the fifteenth century, under the personal

patronage and encouragement of the dukes or petty

sovereigns of the little states and duchies into which

Italy was then divided, are those of Urbino, Gubbio,

Castel Durantc, Pcsaro, Faenza, and Caflagiolo, with many

others, the marks of which occupy the first fifty pages

of the Hand-book. Of the individual artists who deco-

rated the ware, none is so celebrated as Maestro Giorgio

Andreoli, more commonly known as Maestro Giorgio, who

worked at Gubbio. Several of the characteristic and

diversified signatures of this famous artist are given for

the collector's reference, but as genuine specimens of this

master have been so thoroughly searched for, and ab-

sorbed into museums and well-known private collections,

the unskilled collector should be very sceptical in accept-

PRKFACK. VI 1

ing any majolica attributed to Giorgio without the most

convincing proofs of its authenticity.

The numerous FAYENCES of France and Holland, and

to a much smaller extent those of other countries, will

be found represented by their ftihriqiic marks, and by the

signatures or initials and monograms of the potters and

artists who worked in their respective ateliers ; and

perhaps a word of caution may here be given as to the

numerous imitations of the best known of such faycnccs,

such as those of Rouen, Moustiers, Marseilles, and

Nevers, also those of Delft, which are made in large

quantities in Paris, and sold in England and on the

Continent to unwary collectors.

The stoneware of Germany, commonly called "Gris

de Flandres," also much of the old Fulhani ware of

England, and the exceedingly scarce and valuable "Saint

Porchairc" fayence of France, formerly known as Henri

Deux ware, also the decorative fayence of Persia and

Rhodes, of Spain, called Hispano-Moresco, have scarcely

any distinguishing marks, but such as there are will be

found to follow those of Italy, France, and Holland.

The marks of the pottery of Staffordshire which arc

given, were placed by Mr. Chaffers in the English section

at the end of the book, preceding the English Porcelain

marks, and I have not thought it prudent to transfer

them, although they rightly belong to the first part of

the book.

PORCELAIN was made in China at a very early date,

we do not know how early, but some centuries before its

introduction into Europe; and the curious marks and

hieroglyphics used by Oriental potters are given at con-

Vlll

siderablc length, followed by those of Japan in the second

section of the Hand-book. These singular characters, which

appear to the casual observer as very similar to each

other, have generally some meaning which relates to the

article itself or to the purpose for which it was intended.

Sometimes a proverb or legend, such as "Deep like a

treasury of gems," or " For the public use in the General's

Hall," is used as a mark; while, more generally, the

Oriental characters refer to the date or place of manu-

facture, such as "Made in the King-tc period of the

great Sung dynasty."

It is, however, only right to state, in referring to marks

on Chinese pottery and porcelain, that as the Chinese

potters themselves have repeated the earlier marks and

dates upon specimens of much later periods than such

marks signify, the collector must not place reliance uponthe marks, except when they agree with the apparent

date of the specimen, as judged upon its merits with

regard to its form and decoration. .

The introduction, or rather the mention of the manu-

facture of porcelain in Europe, dates from the first few

years of the eighteenth century, and is generally attributed

to a chemist named Bottger, at Meissen in Saxony. Some

of the early marks impressed in the red - brown paste

which is identified with his name will be found, and also

the numerous marks of the different periods of the most

celebrated porcelain factory of Saxony, generally called

DRESDEN.

From Meissen the secret of porcelain-making spread

to Vienna, to other parts of Germany, and subsequently

to France and England, gradually superseding . the glazed

PREFACE. IX

earthenware or faience upon which so much artistic care

had been lavished.

The famous Sevres factory has a history which can be

divided into chapters representing different classes of

manufacture, and the marks and monograms of the

numerous artists who decorated this most delicate and

valuable porcelain are given at considerable length, and

will enable the collector to trace to the date of its manu-

facture and the name of the decorator or gilder manya specimen in his cabinet.

The group of English fabriques, commencing with the

famous Bow works, then with Chelsea and Derby, after-

wards amalgamated under Mr. Duesbury into the Chelsea-

Derby factory, the famous Worcester factory started byDr. Wall, the Bristol and Plymouth works, also the much

sought after Welsh factories of Nantgarw and Swansea,

with others of less importance, all followed the lead of the

Meissen porcelain manufactory. The fabrique marks and

many of the potters' marks will be found under their

respective headings.

The marks and monograms of the ceramic fabriqitcs

of the Continent and of England form a fascinating object

of collection, and the study of the origin or raison (Tttre

of these various marks is in itself a most interesting and

instructive hobby, carrying the collector into glimpses of

international and family histories which will well repay his

time and attention.

INDEX

MANUFACTORIES, MANUFACTURERS AND ARTISTS,

WITH THEIR MARKS AND MONOGRAMS, ETC.

A '....19, 42, 52, 88, 116, 156, 162,

165, 168, 178, 186

AAT.MES, potter 97A.B 64, 87, 88, 95, 151, 196,

197, 230ABBEY (Richard), potter 216ABRUZZI (Castelli), pottery 39-41ABSOLON, potter 228AC 74ACOLE (Gio.)> potter 32AD 162, 178, 198ADAMS (William), potter, 206, 213, 214A.D.B 96A.D.RAC 49A.D.T. 72AD.W 91AJE.W T45A.K 23, 30, 32, 37, 87A.F.A 48AG 145. i6.5

A.G.B. monogram 146AGFLOTRINCI (Silvestro d') 26AGOSTINO 43AGOSTINO RATTI 45A.H 84A.I 56, 97AK 95AI,COCK & Co. , potters 206ALCORA, pottery 52ALDKOVANDI (Carlo) 48AI<KX, poutsr 74Alexander I., Emperor of kugsin.. 165Alexander II., Emperor of Russia 165ALK. P.F 5ALFONSO PATANA//I 5,6AU.EN (Robert), potter 228

,,

AI.I.IOT (J.), potter 74^I-ONCLK, painter 186

Alpha and Omega i, 2Altar si. 39ALTENROLHAU 82, 152ALT HALDENSTEBEN, por-

celain 160

A.M 200, 201AMAND (St.), porcelain 174AMAND (St.), pottery 07AMBERG, pottery 84Amhcrst pattern 211AMR 23AMSTEL, porcelain ifa

AMSTERDAM, pottery 93porcelain 162

A.N 76, 82, [52Anchor marks. ...37, 46, 71, 72, 79, 81,

84, 145, 146, 170, 171, 188, 207,216, sig, 333, 226, 333

ANDF.NNES 91ANDKI';, painter 196ANOKKA w BONO 18AN DKEOLI (Giorgio) 8~ i a

(Saliinbenc) 14ANGOULKME, porcelain.... 179, 181

AngnulCniK (Due d1

) 179ANNABURG, pottery 84ANNET (Chateau d

1

), potterv .... 62ANSPACI-I, porcelain '. 150

pottery Sr

paintttr 186ANTHONY'S (St.), potterv 225ANTOINIfi, FAUB.ST....'....i77 ( 181Antoinette (Marie) 178ANTONIUONS, potters 30 u6AO. LASD1NR .'.I. 36A.I* 6,72,76, 165, 196, 201AIMUI.LO, modclU-r 14-1Al>K q'=

A.P.M.l i.,.;... fcAPOIL, j>ainter 190APPKL (Joannes den) ocAPKEY, poucrv

'

7zAPT ; toAR 71, 149, 151, 170Arabic numerals 217AKCHKLAIS, pnintcr 196ARDUS 66AREND DC HAAK ...,, 95

TM1 X.

Ann hoMii)!* ;\

AKM.XNII. tM;m

ARNSTAPT,ARRAS, pnuvlArrow mat Us.,.

AKTOts (( 'nmte r ), pARV. UK. MI1.DK

AsifwuKTii, pntterASSKJ.YN, painterASSM'.T (ttnlwrt)ASTIU'KY Cnms.), poltiTASTON NKNA.TATIIANASIUS, poitcrAilHKttT, painterAUMUND, poUi-ryAUSTIN, potter,AUSTRIA, porcelain ........... 1^2,

A.V........... !............................

AVBC.....................................

AVKLU (KmZanto), painter. ......

AVH ......................................

AVISSK (Saul), painter................

AVISSKAU (Victor), putter...........

AVON, pottery ........................

AVON LES FONTA1NE-BLEAU, pottery. ...............

Axe, a mark...................95, 160,

AYNSLKY(J.). potter .................

TA.KJi\in;t/i i t\VtiO, pniirr st>

P. \|{i MIX (St''|.niti). pntter 37Uu'iiJ r, juwter iBfo

HAKI.O\\ (If.inn.ih H, ). iiiti-it 230--- < {Arthur IV), ai list 230

..JHiiirno'),

artiit 231

llAKtiN! ((iitiv.lliiu), potl'| 31), I4<>,

H71VMJK, jwittrr 210

MAKKAT, p.tinter i6liAUKK, ptiililrr I0*>

PiARKIA f, Jiaitlt'T I'./'i

AK'Ii>1.(> (!''.), jviltrr 154

21

iBh86

225153

7357i

961967357

57194213

B 20, 21, 58, 60, 71, 76, 88, ()8,

154, 163, 164, 173, 186, 187,

197, 219, 229BAAN (I.) 95BACCHUS (W.) ( potter 214BADDELEY, potters 209, 210

BADEN, porcelain 160BAGNIOKEA 26

BAGNOUi, MOUNT 18

BAILEY, potter 213BAILLEUL, fayence 93BAILLY, painter 186

BAIREUTH, pottery 80

porcelain 155BALDASARA MANARA, potter 22BANKS and TURNER, potters 214BAPTISTA (Giovanni) 24BAR, painter 186HARANUFKA (Banmuwka),

porcelain 166

BARBE, painter 186

BARBIN(F.), painter 169, 196

i.XR True Unnuitui .................

t.\SSANO .............................

ikissfonl (Nnttin^liamJ ...............

HASSCI (Laurrnsl, potter .............

HATKIN, potter.........................

UAUIMK;IN, painter ..................

ISAVAKIA, purrulain,.,, ....... 155,

pottery ..........................

I4AYKUX, porciilain .................

KAYRiiUTlI.porwlain ...........

pottery

3538

sa.S

73

15681

174i,S5

BBNCIHI)Mi

57.- 173180

if>3

455543.

186.'

Oft

209.2241

Itaacon.....

MKAXJVA1S, pottrryHKCIIONK nwi* NANOMicrgUKT, painterliKPKAU (Jos.), monogramBeehive, as a markHKKVRRS, potterBELGIUM, porcelain 103, 1^4]

pottery 90 03'BULL (W.), potter 224 1

Hell as a mark 224^BKLLKNHKK (N. J.) 61HELLK VUK, pottery 221BELLE1CK, pottery and porcelain 234BELLEVILLE, porcelain 181

Molls, the three, a sijjn 95BKNKDK.TTO, potter 34BENTHAL, pottery ai6HKNTJ.KY (Thomas), potii'r 204HICRANGKK, painter 1^7MERLIN, porcelain 153MKKNARUINUS of Siena 34*MKUTIIKVIN, potter 77, 78.HKKTINO Rio 28HKKTKAND (P.), painter 187BE$AN(,!ON, p(;ttery 74HKTTIGNIKS, putter 174

'.& (Baron), potter 6s, 173

INDEX. Xlll

PAGEB.f 197BFBB.FS 97B&G 167BG 41, 143, 167BIENFAIT, painter 187BIGOURAT (Claude), potter 59BlLLINGSLEY, potter 23.

BINET, painter 187, i8J

BING and GKONDIIAL, potters.... 167BINNS (R. W.), potter 22;BIRCH (E. J.). potter 20*

Bird, as a mark 46, 83, 84, 85, 162,

187, 216

BiRNEY(Mc), potter 234BK SoBL 45,91, 159, 164, 167, 170, 172BLANCHARD, painter 197B la R 72, 171BLC 91BLOIS, pottery 63BLOMFOP 95BLOOR (R.), potter 227, 228BM 21, 90BN 62,172, 173, 187Boat (the gilt), a sign 95Been, potter 91, 164BOHEMIA, porcelain 153BO1SETTE, porcelain 173BOISSIMON (Ch. de), potter 73BOITEL, painter 197BONCOIRANT, potter 72BONDY(Rue de), porcelain 179BONN, pottery 84BONNEKOY (A.), potter 71BONNUIT, painter 197BONO (Andrea di) 18

BONPENC1ER, pottery 48BONTEMPS

(V.), potter 87BOOTH (Enoch), potter 206BORDEAUX, porcelain 174

pottery 69BORELLY, potter 47BORGO SAN SEPOLCHRO... 33.BORNE (Claude), potter 59, 61. (H.), potter 58

(Maria Stephanas) 92BOSELLI (J.), potter 47, 71Bottger's marks 149, 150Bottle, the porcelain 94Bottles, the three porcelain 94BOUCHER, painter 187BOUCOT, painter 187BOUILLAT, painter 187

, BOULANGER, painter. 187

}

BOULARD (J.), potter. 58vBouLLEMiER, painter 197'BOULOGNE, porcelain 171

PACKBOUQUKT (M.) 57BOURDU (J.), potter 58BOURG LA REINE, porcelain. 171

pottery 72I3oussKMAR r

f(F.), potter 92BOW, porcelain 232, 233BOWICRS, potter 206Row nnd arrow murk 233BOYLE, potter 211

BR.t 80,97BIJTB.P.M 153BR 76, 171, 197BRADWELL, pottery 205BRAMELD, potter 224BRANCAS LAUKAGUAIS, potter... 170BREITENBACH, porcelain 159BKIANCIION, potter i8rBRJEL (1*. Van dor), potter 94BRIOT (I''ran9ois), potter 56KKIOU (Edme), potter 57BRISTOL, pottery and porcelain 229BROUWER (Isaac, Justus, and

Hugo), potters 94Brown, Westlicad, Moore & Co.,

potters 210

BRUGES, fayence 91BKUMENT, potter 59BRUNTON&CO., potters 225BRUSSELS, porcelain 163, 164

fayence 90, qtB.S ioBT OS

BUCHWALH, Director 78BUEN RETIRO, porcelain, 147, 148

pottery 53, 147BULIDON, pairuer 387BUNEL, painter 38713URG (L.) potter. 87BURSLEM, potteries, &c 2O4-2or3

TEUX, painter 187, 188, 197TLKR, artist 231

SUTLER, potter 224iUTTERTON (Mary), artist 231B.V 56, 89B. W. M. &Co 210B.X Kj7

C i, 14, 24, 164, 183, 188, 190"JAHAU, painter 197JABRI, potter 74Jaduceus, anifirk ...149, 176, 190, 218

CAEN, porcelain 174CAEVALIER, painter 189CAFFAGIOLO, maiolica 29-333AILLOU (Gros), porcelain 178JALDAS, maiolica. 53

XIV INDEX.

CALLEGARI, potter 15CAMIJIASI (Luca) o

CAMBRAY, painter 92CAMURIA 215CAMHRIAN pottery 23^CAMHRIAN AJKJII 213CAMPANI (Kerdinanclo) 35CAMPHKI.I. (Colin Mintun) anCANDIANA, pottery 39CANTON (New), see liOW.CAPKLLK, pai nter 188

CAPES (Miss M.), artist 230CAPO DI MON'I'E, porcelain,.. 143CAPRONNIKR, painter 197CAPUCINES (Rue Neuve des),

porcelain 179CAR 18, M4CARDIN, painter 188

CARI (Ce'sare), painter 8

CARL THEODOR (Elector), potter 154CAROUSEL (Petit), porcelain..,. 180

CARRIER, painter 188

CAROCCI, KAURI & Co., potters.,. 14CASALI, potter 15CASAMENE, pottery 74CASTEL, painter.. 188

CASTEL DIRUTA, maiolica... 24, 25CASTEL DURANTE, maiolica

CASTELLI, maiolica 39- 41CASTJLHON, pottery 72CASTLEFORD, pottery 224CASTLE GREEN (Bristol), pot-

tery 229Cathedral of Florence 142Catherine II. of Russia i&CATON, painter i8S

CATRICE, painter 188

CAUGHLEY, pottery and porce-lain .- 216, 217

CAULDON PLACE, pottery209, 210

CAUSSY (P.) 61

g 24, 76, 87, 95, 155, 196CBD 216CC 8, 15, 62, 148, 157, 173, 183

197, 211. 212CCC.CP 92CD 74, 175, 198, 217CDG 96CELOS, painter 197CENCIO, painter 14CENIS(St.), pottery 68C6SARE (Cari), painter sCF 147, 152, 228C & G 212, 223CGW 22*CH 177, 188

'& n:u. Lie HOY'UAUKV, paintt*r

.s (Uichnrci), pmicr

210

175188

215219234229210

177188

169170188

197

'97

JIIATKAU IVANNKT 62

CHATILLON, porcelain 174CHAUVKAUX, painter 188, 189CHEUSKA, porcelain 233CHELSKA-UUK1W, poiwtlain... 226CHKTHAM & WOOI.KY, potters.... ait-

CincANNKAtr, potters 169, 176CHILD (Smith), potter flo6

Chinese devices 105 et set/.

dynasties 99- 102

inscriptions 109numerals 108

periods 100 - 102

'II,\MHKKS & (!()., pntU'l's'HAMI'ION (K.)> potter

Champion's patent.'11ANOU (H. K.)

(Sophi) 187*

.tHANTILLY. pom-lain'n.\ri-:i.i.K oo,

'HAPt'is, painter.'harli*s X..jl lARLO'lTKNHU R(

I, puree-lain

!lIAKIKNTJKK, piUDtiTJiiAKKm (Ksuniy), painter.. . .

CHINESE porcelain 99-119seal stamps 103^

CHOISY (De), painter 189CHOISY.faycnce 55, 56

porcelain 175*

CHOLLKT, potter 66CHRISTIAN, potter 216CHULOT, painter 189CIANNJCO (Luc. Ant.), painter,.., 41C1E 214CIROU (Ciquaire), potter 169C.J 188C:L 95, 168CLARKE, potter 224CI.AUDU Rivif:RKND, potter 56Claw (the), asign 95CLEMENT, potter 175CLEKISSY, potter 63

of Marseilles, potter 69of Moustiers, potter 63

CLERMONT FERRAND, pot-

. tery 71CLEWS, potter 207CLICHY(Rucde), porcelain 178CLIGNANCOURT, porcelain.., 171CLOSE & Co., potters 212

INDEX. XV

CLOUD (St. ), porcelain 169CLOUD (St.), pottery 56CM 176, 189CN 62, 173COALPORT 218, 233COBRIDGE, pottery 207COCCORESE (To. Carlo) 41Cock used as a mark 93, 160

COCKSON & HARDING, potters.... 210COIMBRA S3

COLEBROpK DALE 217COLLINS (Miss), artist 230COLOGNE, fayence 90

Gres '. 90COLONNESE (F. & (3.), potters... 42Comet, as a mark 185

COMMELIN, painter 189

Compasses 193Con Pol di S. Casa 47CONRADE (Domenique), putter.... 58CONRADE family 58CONSTANT, painter 197CONSTANTIN, painter 198COOKWORTHY (William), potter

228, 229COPELAND, potter 211

COPELAND and GARKET 212

COPENHAGEN, porcelain....;... 167CORENTIN QUIMPER, pot-

tery 73CORNAILLE, painter 189COSEL (Comtesse) 149COTTIER (Andre"), potter 180COURTILLE (De la), porcelain 177COURTNEY, potter 228

COUTURIER, painter 189Cozzi (Geminiano), potter 144, 145

CP 145, 179, 180, 188, 197CRAWLEY (Miss), artist 231CRE1L, fayence 55CREMER (M. L.), potter 90Crescent 4, 7, 54, 144, 166, 192,

217, 219, 221, 222

CRETTE(L.), potter 163CROS, painter 64CROSA (Paolo) 39CROSS... 20, 35, 38, 62, 66, 69, 74, 144,

157. I S8 , 165, 167, 176, 229CROWN-DERBY, porcelain 226, 227Crowns (three) of Sweden 77, 78C R P L 8

CRU'sSOL\Rue'de)i'porceVain'.!'. 181CS 70, 76, 218Of 154, 198Cumse, a pattern 234'pjSTiNE (General), potter 62, 173^CuSTODE, potter 58

PAC.R

CV. 95, 158C. We. Dw 168

CYFFLE (P. L.), potter 172

Cycles, Chinese 107

Japan 128

CYPLES, potter 213

D 25, 26, 60, 82, 96, 97, 189226, 227, 228

DAGOTY (P. L.), potter 181

(R.F.) 181

DALE, potter 207DAM (J.), potter 94, .95

DAMMOUSE, painter 198DANIEL (Henry), potter 212

(Ralph), potter 207(Richard), potter 212

DANTZIG, pottery 85DA. PW 95DARAUBERT, potter 172DARMSTADT 158DARTE, potter. 178DASTIN, potter 179DAUSSY (A.), initials of. 68

DAVENPORT, potter , 207DAVID, painter 198DAVIGNON, painter 198DAWSON, potter 225D.B 147DC 198DD Co 224DECK (Theodore), potter 56DECKER 95DE LA COURTILLE, porcelain 177DELAKOSSE, painter 198DELENKUR (Demoiselles), potters 170DELFT, pottery 94-98DELTUF(A.), potter 177DELVECCHIO ( F. ), potter 41DE MOLL, potter 162DENIS FAUB". (St.), porcelain. 178DENMARK, porcelain 167

pottery 77-79DERBY, pottery and porcelain 226-28

DERBY-CHELSEA, porcelain... 226DERICIISWEILKR, painter 198DERUELLE (Pierre), potter 171DKSPERAIS, painter 198DESVRES, pottery 66DEUTSCH, painter 198DEVELLY, painter 198DEVERS (Joseph), potter 56DEX 95DEXTRA, potter 95D.F 198DG 144, 199Dh 198

XVI INDTCX.

DI 1^8

DIDIKK, painter 198

DJKU, painter 1189

DIHL (Christopher), potter 179

DILLWYN, potter 233. 234Diomed of Viterbo 29DIOMRDK of Durante 5

DIONIOI MAKINF, potter 37DION iso BKKTINO Kio 28

DIRMSTEIN, pottery 82

DIRL'TA, maiolica 24 26

Distaff, a mark I

DixoN, potter 225

DixoN, PlHU.li'.s & Co 225DK aaf.

DlvL 30DI-K 58DM tfi, 32gD.O.' 28

DOCCJA, porcelain 142, 14311 Doctor Wall" period, marks

used in 220

DGLJIN, painter 189DOKS (Vander), potter 95

Dolphin, as a mark 103Dome of Florence 142DOMEN ico da Venezia 35DoMM 1CR (Georgts) , pot ter i Oa

DONALDSON (John), painter 219

DON, pottery 224DONGASTER, pottery 224DONKIN, potter 225DONOVAN, potter. 234DOKBZ (Freres) 163. /

j^ A ) 92

DORNHEIM,' pottiry,'!'.!!'.!'.'.'.!'.!! 86

DOULTON, potter 230Doulton's fayence and stone-

ware 230DP 66, 88

D.R 189DRANU, painter 189DRESDEN, porcelain 149-151DROUICT, painter 198D.S.K 95

190, 198DT..DV.. 169'DVDD 9 S

DVXI 96DUBLIN, pottery 234DUBOIS, potter [70, 177

painter 189DUCLUSEAU, painter 198DUES13UKY (William), potter 126, 227,

DUMAS (Mad. Veuve) ^56DUNDERDALE (David), potter 224DURANTE, maiolica 15-18

DUKANTINO ((xllido) 2, 3

(I'Vancusco) "

DUKOSKY, painter 189, iotj, 198

DUKOT (Leprnv), IJOIUT 103

Du.sni,LK, painter 189DUTANOA, painter 190DUYKN, potter 95Dy 198

57, 78, 164, 226

ICHpniirry 209

,180

N, painter ...... !

KCKKKNKOKDK, layfturlv de M ................. ',

S (Mi.ss), artist

KK.HICC1

KlIKKNKMi'll, potttTK.I.

KISLCNACII, poiU'ry

78yt>8

8<>

200

K,LHO<iKN, ptirci-lain

Mlbnw, as a ni,\rU........... issKI.KRS

(J.I

1

, and D.ivid), poitru. ^sMI.KIN, putter ................. -/la

KM................................... ooICNGKKKON TAINK, pt.tn-iy, ,, 55IN(.iLIS!l pottery and pnivH.un

wi,\ .id hiicin.

KNNIUS KAYNKKIUS .................. 24I'K ....... , ........................... vni, KMKrminci as a niaik .............. iH^, it

KSKJNIC .................................. 49IST1, fnycucc ........................(7-

porcelain ........................ 147ICstc (Cardinal d

1

) ..................... ,st

ETIOT.LKS, poivdain ............. i; i

ETRURIA, potu-ry ........... yuf, ?oEUROPEAN poicehun .......... 142 HI'.

flncm.

EVANS, paintor........................ n/,EVKKS ((icurit), potter .............. Hi.

live within a triangle ......... , .... ifrf.

EYKK (John), arti.-.t .............. a,jt

R 19, 30, 41, ./>, ^o, r^, 71,

88, 142, 15'), 1 80, i </ci/t (/;,*,

KB

INDEX. XV11

FABRIANO, maiolica 26FABRICA DE ARANDA 52FABRICA DE MASSAREL-

LOS 53FABRICA GOSPODINA 165FAENZA, maiolica 18-24FAHLSTROM (A.), potter 77Falcon mark 46FALOT, painter. 190FANCIULACCI, chemist 142FANO (Nicolo da) 22

FARAGUET, painter 198FAUCIIIKR, potter 71FAUQUEZ, potter 67, 174Fayence 54-98, 230

Spode's New 211FAZ 66FB ...56, 64, 91, 92, 154, 196, 197, 23 r

F.R.G.F 87F.B.L 92FC 35, 43. 76, 197F.C.L 173FD 17, 24FDVN 41Fe 63,76,95tKBURIER (Jac.) 92FELL & Co., potters , 225Felspar china 211

FENTON, pottery 212, 214FiSRAUD, potter 65FKRDINANDO CAMPANI 3*5

FJSRRARA, maiolica 45FKRRAT (Freres), potters 64FERRYBRIDGE, pottery 224FKUILLET, potter 180

JTC 4,49* '4-1. 158F.F.0 4KG 199F.G.C 7F.G.Ko 13

1991 39

FJCQUENKT, painter 199FISCHER, potter [52, 153Fish, as a mark 45, 113, 114, 161, 163Fish-hook, a marlc 37FL .' 76, 231Flag, as a mark 64FUmbcau, as mark 177, 192FLAMKN KLKURY, potter 178FLAMINIO (Fontana) 4FLAN, potter 178Fleur-de-lis...60, 70, 75, 143, 144, 148,

169, 182, 183, 195FLKUKY (Flamcn), potter 178FLIKGKL, painter 82FLIGHT, potters 210/r'LORENCK, porcelain '. 142

FLORENCE, pottery 39FLORSHEIM, pottery 83Flower-pot (the), a sign 94FLR 7F.M 1

168, 196, 200F.MED. II 142FOESCY, porcelain 180

FOI 34FONTAINE, painrer 190, 109FONTA1NEBLEAU (Avon less),

faycnce 57FONTAINES (Sept) 164FONTANA (Flamimo) 4

(Guidp), potter 3(Ortixio), potter 4

KONTKIJASSO (Kratclli), potters.... 1^4KONTKLLIAU, pnilltCT 190Foot, a mark 97Fork, us a mark 158FOR LI, maiolica 27-29Fortune, a sign 95FOUQUI';, potter 73FOURK, painter 190FOURNIKR (Pierre), potter 65FOWKKS (Sir Francis) 215FP 6, 72K.P.R 44FR...23, 53, 59, 143, 153, 176, 182, 201

FKAGONARD, painter 199FRATN, potter 82FRANC K, porcelain 169- 181

pottery 54-75FRANCESCO DUKANTINO 16-18

SILVANO 5URWNI 25XANTO i, a

KKANCIIO (Sig.), Naples 41FKANKKNTHAL, pored ;ii n .... 154

pottery 82, '83

KRANTX (J. D.), potter 98KKANTZISN, piiintor 77, 166

FUATK, potlcr 25KUEKLING & Co., potters 214French Republic, mark of 1873

(Sevres) 184FRITSCH, painter 190FKYK (Thomas), potter 233FKYTOM (K V.) 95F.T 89KULDA, porct-Liiii 158KULIIAM, pottery 229KUMKX, pn inter 190KUNFKIRCJUCN, potttsry 83I'URSTENBUKG, porcelnin 156KURSTLKK, painter i^sFX 1,190FXAR t

FX 190

XVUI INDKX.

PAt.l.j

I'AfiK

G 8, 31, 32, 42, ,|rj, rtsj, 6Vj, oi, lO'i, Glo \NHTTl (Dr.), pntli'l 144

101, lOj, I0j, 174, Hyi, Hjt,; Gli>K>;t jAinbinMni, modeller Kj8

(JA . I7V (MaeMm) 8 12

G.A.A 7'i GIOVANNI (Arnlr) 32G.A.H. monogram I.JM ! (UaptiMa) 24GAHKRII, VK.NtJOKWiiK.v 03 (Maria I.. J5GAHICIO (11) 15 GIOVINAI.K, f'lVrini), paintrr ja

GAHKIKI. (la Gubbio 14 GIUAKII, painter 100

GA KAG I ZUTTO, maioliea 31 ,(iiKni.AMo, of Gabicr.

G.A.J'T 144GAG 15

CJAI.IANO, nuiioliwi 3-.;GIKONIMO o, 15

G.A.M 101 . GJCSTINIANI, potters 42

GANKAU, painter mo ' ( .l^ Ko f 5

G.A.O.I'' \7 |

G.I 151CiAK oo i (il.ASS (Joseph), potter 21-14

GAKDIK (U), potter 181 |(il

'"'

(iAKDiN (Nicolas), potter..

GAUUNICK, Moscow, potter ......... 165GAKOKAI/), painter..... ............ 20, 38GAUKKT, potter ........................ 212

GAITTIIIKK, painter ................... igoGA/.G, potter..., ........................ 09Gil ............................... 05, 147, 181

G. H.A. B.............................. 30, *4't

G.H.K....................................4, 108

87G.C.I 1

G.I)....................................... ION

Gl.t'KK, painter... 80(J,M i4S> IfJ2

G.0 59G.O.U 7CidiiKKT, painter 109( i< b. K i OQ(JODIN, painler JOf;

(JOGGlN<iI-:N, ptUM-y Hi

GOMKKV, paititfir ".

I JuNV ( Jean), pnlhTTOO

7.S

10.;

GKI.Y, painUir inn\GO.SSK, potter 174

GKI./,, pntu-r 81, i.s-j.j

GOTIIA* pun viam too

GI-:NI-:SK (!<,.), potter joi i(i(unA (M.iriiinr-i, p-iit-i 04GKNKST, painter n>n

|GiU'i,i>iN; (Win.), pnti"r

r.^n(il'aNICVA, porcelain itn G()l'I/r oo

CiKNiN, painter ijo Gut'i'ii., paintei inn

CilCNOA, pottery j; G.I'... 142(iKNKIT KVKKS ) GJs'. 17;GKNTIU, painter p < lUAl-'i^NK'* )DA, JM.II-I v.. Ho

CiKdUriKT, painter io < JKAIN;I-,K H Jrnij'.rl, jintt-'i ., .... ::*'3

CJIORA, porei'lain mo' -Ll'.l-. \ <'i., PMIHT^, , . 22 j

CiKRMANY, pourlain 140 mo GKANUKI., painter 04] lottery Ko flli Gi,i|>plin;; ItouU, a mark

.'-17

CtKRONA, porcelain 647 |

(KA'lAr.\(iM \, puitei \\.

GK.KRAKD, painter KJO' GKI- MI-K, pottir Mn

CS.K i.% i,\y !

< ir'ek r/ (ilie), a :.i;;n 04G.F.G 4!!

r

- - - eliaraelers on Mamlir.i i,aCJG 4<), s>o ' GKKKN Si- ( '. , ]Kttei ,

r

/'3(J.II o,s, 178] (Jolin), potter -.'^i

GiiAYi. (mark of) OH , (Tlio-..), pntt-r ;*i.j.

(illKDT (W. J. M.), potter 87 I GttKINMt (( Ji (tt)ielf J, It'Her, .i-JJ, I \vt

(IKKIXS'I'ADT, |Miif.'l;nn i"|

Ginrc, painter. rOj

(ilKNT, potUM-y 74Gild of St. Luc

r>,^

(ilLLKT, potter iSr

GII.MO (M.iititro), puller 12

GtNOttl, potters 143

GKKMONT, painter ,.,.. >;,-

GRI'-S, unknown mat Us ?ig o^ >

Giilfin mark MMj

(JKISON. painter ti|i

GKOIJN1

, j.ottery 6

INDEX. X1X

J'Ar.E

GRONDAHL, potter 167GROSBREITENBACH, porce-

lain 159GROS CAILLOU, porcelain 178GROS, potter 64GRUE, potters 40GRUNSTADT, pottery 84G.S 25, 46G.T 191, 230Gu 199GUBBIO, maiolica 8-14GUKKHAKD, potter 179GUICMARD, potter 65GUIDO DtTRANTINO 2, 3

MERLINO 3SALVAGCilO 18

GuiLLEBAim, painter 60

GUILLEMAIN, painter 199Guitar, a mark 233GULF.NA, potter 165GUNTHER, pottt-r 214GUSTAFSBERG, pottery 79GUY, potter 178, 180

G.V 25, 48GVA1RR.B. monogram 17

G.V.S.. 95

II 4 ri 72 73 76. 8o

- 82, 88, 95, 97,

165, 170, 175, 177, 19111.43 151HAAG (J.), potter 124HACKWOOD, potter 210

HAFI-RINGUE, potter 171HAGICN (Van der) 94HAGUE, porcelain 162

IlAlDlNfSKR, potter 152HALDENSTEBEN, porcelain... lOo

HALLTON, painter 199HAMBURG, pottery 93HAMILTON, potter 212HANCOCK (Robt.) 210

(Sampson), potter 228Hand 51HANLEY, pottery 207-210HANNONG (Jos. Adam) ...62, 82, J54,

... :-'**,S3, 154.' 175

Pierre Antome) 62, 72, 170, 177HARBURG, pottery 81

HARDING & COCKSON, potters... 210Hare 113HAKLEY (T.), potter 213Harp, as a mark 234HARRISON (G.J, potter 214Hart (the), a sign 95HARTLEY, GREKNS it Co.

, potters 223i VAN LA UN, potter 93

(Paul)(Pierre

Hatclict, as a mark 95, 160, 194HAVE (Ln), porcelain 162

Hay-fork, as a mark 158HAYNES (George), potter 233II. B 58, 73, 230H.C 191HCD 80H.D 56, 1581IDK 98Head, a mark 21, 95Heart, as a mark, .....64, 168, 190HKATFI & SIIORTIIOSK, potters... 208HKATIICOTK & Co., potters 21

;

HE.HA 88

HELSINJiERG, pottery 79HKNNKKKNS (C. J.), potter 93HENRI II WARE 54, 55HRNRION, pninter 191

IIERCULANEUM, pottery 216

HEREND, porcelain 152HKKicouitT, painter 191IlKKoi.n (C. F.), painter 151HKRK (K.), painter J52HKRWKGK, painter 78HESSE DARMSTADT, porcc-

lain tc;8

H et L, putters 170II. F 41, 171, 108H.G 76,95H.H 17, 88

HICKS, MKICJII, & JOHNSON,potters sto

IIILDESHErM, porcelain r$7IIii.DiTni (Messrs.), potters 213Lhr.KKN, painter iyiIIn.MtKKr; (D.), painter 77IIllM'OMTO ROMBAl.lxriTI., 16

IIISPANO-MOOUrSII potKtry.. 51I-l.K 62/88, ih

III 88, 170, 200UN 88

IIOCIIST, porcelain 154pottery 81, 82

Ilor.nsuii* (Joaiali), jiotti-r ....218, 219(Richard), potter, 218, 219, 227

HOLITSC1I, fuycnco 80

HOLLAND, porcelain 161, ifta

pottery 93 98Hoi. I,INS (Samuel), potter '209

(T, findj.), potters 200HOI.MK.S, potter 209HONORI';, potters 181

liook, as a mark 37HOORK.N (Van) 95Horn, as a mark 1/10

IIORNBliRO, pottery 84Horse, ns a mark 95, 156HOT LANK, pottery *.. 207

XX INDEX.

IIOUDA, fiiycncc 93HOUKY, paiiitiur 19*

HOUSKI,, polter 178H.I' 56, 83, 91, 194HR 2orII.S ,59, 62, 8i f 88, 213H.S.I.R 90H.S.T.R 95HUAKD, pointer , 399HuiiAunifeKK (Do lii), potter 73HUBERTSBKRG, pottery 89HULL, pottery 224HUMHKKT, painter 199HUNGARY, porcelain 152HUNIJ, painter 191H.V 75, K8

HVG 89H.V.K. 95II.V.M.D 95H.V.S 97HYl/rON, pottery 225H.Z.Z ! 170

1 14, 76, 191I. A 196lACOMO T)A I'KSAKO, potter 36

VASSRLLAKO, of Venice... 37FAG 53IAII 154, iS5I.B 57.951.'' 95. I3 . 1971.1) 56, 189, 219I.D.A 95I.D.I 1

>>I.I 1

'

90, 96, 20O, 2ii8, 2}1J.K.B 210IKS 4*1

Mi 38, 97. WJ<;R 170I.G.S 40l.G.V 90IM 59. to 95. *75. T 9*

I.K 95I.I 74, 200

ILMICNAU, pottery 85IMI'KRATRICKO/), porcdain. 181

Im pcrial I''pochs (Sevres) 1 83 , i<l\

I.N 42, TKJ, TghI.l 34, 180I. P. I. (in

T.R 24, 70, 90, r4,j, 176, 2oj

IRELAND, pottery 234Ironstone china 21

-^

I.S 57, 58, 23|ISLKWORTII, porcelain and

pot tcry ssrt

I.TITAIITA

IVIII.V.I

IAV

I'At.K

203JKNS, BUULKVARI) ...... 179Y, majolica. .................... 1-50p( )rcelain ................... 1 42- 1 47

..................................... 95....................................... 95..................................... 96

95

JACINTO MONTI, potter ^3

I Ar<t>UKS At IUI.I.IK.N, i>ouers 171JAMAKTdJ.), potter. 75JAPANICSIC porcelain 120 141

JKAN(A.), potter 56IKKONIMO (Maestro), da Korli 27JKVKR, pottery 86

JOANNKS (M, S,) tvte |t

JOYAU, painter 191

JUIIIN, painter i9r

JUI.IKNNK, painter aba'fUNIUS 9S}./- 55. M7

K 64, So,

KAfiA, notteiyK.H.K...

B, 97, iRg

KK K. A N, j

)olter

KKKMNC; (A. At 1C.), potters

(J-). loiterTi)KT At Cn., potters

KKKN (Knsii). artist

.

88

'53

KKNT, pottery'

KKKK & I JINNS, potters

Key, as a mark ",:

KKYSKK (Cornelia*.), potter . . .

K.H.CAV 1511,

KIKK, pnrcel.iiii

KIKL, pnttery 7:1

KIM.I. (A,), putterKl.KIN, pninler,

206

209aog231

S

Kl.KYNOVKN (<,).), pullerKLOSTKR \VKILSD()RI-\ pur-

celain

KNHJIIT, potterKnot, as a nmrkKoe'-el (( 'onitr'S'.e tic),.

KnNfKJSTKDTKN, ijottnvK".R

'

KOKNKMIH.J.;, pri(K-r If.I,

KOR/ICC, porcel.iin

KoKDMNHt'SCn, potterKPM .'; t-.i,

KR ;...

KKAUT (Hans), potter

it>6

. 7995J559f

206i.in

.SoI( 53v \t

CO

INDEX. XXI

KRIEGEL, potter

KRONENBERG, porcelain 157KUHNKL, potter 151KUNERSBERG, fayenoe 79KUWZT (J.), artist 97KUYLIC (J.), potter 94

L...-4. 13. 33. 43. 67. 73. 88, 159, 177192, 200, 213

LAFOND, potter 162

LAFOREST, pottery 44LAHENS and RATKAU, potters....LAKIN and POOLE, potters j

LAMARRE (Advenir), potter 178Lambel d'Orleans 172, 195LAMBERT, painter 200

LAMBETH, pottery 230LAMMENS(B.), potter 91LAMONINARY, potter :. 174LAMPETKAN 95LAMPRECHT, artist 152LANDAIS, potter 73LANE DELPH, pottery .212,213,214LANE END, pottery 213, 214LANFRAY(F. C.), potter 173LANGEAIS, pottery. 73LANGLACE, painter. 200

LANGLOIS, potter 174LAROCIIE, painter 191LASDINR 36LASEINIE, porcelain 174LASSIA (Jean), potter. 177LATACHE, painter 200LA TOUR D'AIGUES 66LAUN (Hartogvan), potter 93LAURAGUAIS (Count), potter 170LAURKNS BASSO 73LAURJOROIS, potter 73LAVALLE

(Dr. ), potter 74

Lazare (St. ), Faubourg 177L.B 89, 91, 164, 170, 182, 191,

197, 200L.C 6, 163, 164, 197LCS 37,55Leaf, a mark 97, 113, 143, 159LEANDRE, painter 191LISBEL, potter 191, 200LKBCEUK, potter 178LEBRUN, potter 163, 172LECERF (J.), initials of 68LECOT, painter 192LKDOUX, painter 192L'JR, GRAINGER & Co., potters... 223LEEDS, pottery 223LEFEBVRE (Denis), potter '58LE FRANCOIS, potter 174LBGAY, painter 200

LEGKR, potter 75LEGRAND, painter 200

LKGUAY, painter 192LEHAMMKR, porcelain 152, 153LEI (Pietro), potter 15LEICHNER, potter 162LEIHAMMER, potter 78, 79LKMAIRK, potter 170, 180LE MONTET, pottery 73LE NOVE, porcelain 146, 147

pottery 39LENZBURG, pottery 89LEONARDUS 95LEOPOLD, modeller 172LK>KRRE DUROT, potter 163LKROSEY, potter 181

LEROY, gilder 200LKSSF.L (Johan Otto), potter 93LKSSORK, painter 56, 205LESUM, pottery 85LicucAmus SOLOMHRINUS 29Licvrt, pointer 192LEVKILLB, potter 178LE VOULAND, potter 69LEWINS (E.), potter 225LEWIS (Miss F.), artist 231L.F 7, 192L.G 200L.G.C 14, 200L.G.P 40L&H 214LlAUTti (Louis), potter 73LILLE, porcelain 163

LIMBACH, porcelain 159, 160

LIMOGES, porcelain 175pottery 69

LINDKMAN, painter 1155

LINN ELI. (Miss F.), artist 230Lion 49, 154, 162, 174Lion's paw 142LISBON, pottery 53LIVERPOOL, pottery and por-

celain 215, 216

L.L..I55, T 59. *63- 182, 183, 184, 192LLANELLY, pottery 234L.M 161LOCKER & Co., potters 227LOCKE-IT (J.), potter 206LOCKE (Jan B.), potter 177LODI, pottery 43LODOVICO (Maestro) 35LONGPORT, pottery and porc-

lain 206, 207LONGTON HALL, pottery 213LOOSDRECHT, porcelain 161, 162LORKTO (Santa Casa), maio-

47

INDEX. XX111

PACEMF 152M.F.S 4M.G 12, 90MG 8-10

MICAUD, painter 201

MICHAUD, painter 192MICHEL, painter 192MIDDLESI3OROUGH, pottery. 224MIL 43MILAN, porcelain 144

pottery 43, 44M ILDE(Arv. cle) , pottery 95

MILES (Thomas), potter 208Mi LET, painter 2or

MINDEN, pottery 86

Ming dynasty 101

M1NIATELLO (San), niaiolicn.. 43MINTON (Herbert), potter 211

(Thomas), potter 211& BOYLK, potters 211HOLLINS & Co., potters... 211POULSON & Co., potters ... 211

MIRAGAIA (Oporto) 53Mitre 155MJ 87, 176M.M 66M&N 213M.O 90, 201

MOABIT, porcelain 153Modelling table, as a mark 226

MOGAIN, painter 66

MOIRON, painter 192MOITTE, potter 172M.O.L 162

MoOL(De), potter 7(12

MONGKNOT, painter 193MONGINOT, potter 377MONNIKK, potter 171MONSIEUR, porcelainedo..i7J, 172MONTAIGNON (M.) 59MUNTAKCY (Outrequin de), potter 176MONTAUBAN 66MONTE (Capo di) 143MONTELUPO, pottery 42, 43MONTET, pottery 73MONTPELIER, pottery 69MONTREUIL, porcelain 173MOOKK & Co., potters 225MOORISH pottery 51Moor's head, a sign 05MORAVIA, pottery 82

MOKICAU, painter. 201

potter 176MOKKLLF., potter 177MORGAN (Win, de), potti-r....-..-... 2129

MOKIN, painter 193MOKIOT, painter ao'i

, potter 210

MORLEY (Nottingham), potter.... 225MOKKKINH (A.) potter 57MOSCOW, porcelain 165MOUL1NS, pottery 65, 66

MOUKOT, potter 66

MOUSTIERS, pottery 63-65M.P 53, 95, I7CM.P.M 150MQ 97M.R 201

MOLLKR, potter 167Mullets or spur rowels, three (mark) 59MUNSTER, pottery 89Musical instruments 113MUTKT,, painter 193M.V.B 95M.V.M 231M. W. & Co 234MyATT, putter 212

N 9, 42, 57, 143, 168, 173, 184186, 226

NANTES, pottery 57NANTGARW, porcelain 234NAPLES, porcelain 143

pottery 41, 42Napoloon 183 ,

1 84NAST, potter 180

NATHUSIUS, potter 160N.H 81

NEALK, potter. 208& PAI.MKK, potters 208& WILSON, potters 208

NKNGOO JAPAN 130NIOP1TA, pottery 41NEUFRIICDSTE1N, pottery 85N1CU [lALUENSLICliEN, pottery 83NIOVKKS, pottery 57-59Now blanche china 212NKWKOLD. potter 213NEWCASTLE- UPON -TYNJC,

P')ttery 215, 225New Kayeuce, Spode's 211NEW HALL, woiks 210N.G 13,46Nicholas 1., Emperor of Russia... 105NICOLAUS me RAONOLIS 18

ORSINT 18

NICOLKTO, of Padun 39Niroi.o DA UKHINO 2

N1DEKVILLKR, porcohiin...i7a, 173pot t(;ry 62

Mir;r, (Joseph), artist 152NFOUKT, painter 193NISMKS, puttery 72NO 88NOE 26

XXIV INDEX.

NOEL, painter *93NOFRI, modeller 147NOTTINGHAM, pottery 225NOUAILHEK (Madame), pn inter..

189, 193NOVE, porcelain 146, 147

pottery 39NOWOTNY (A.), potter 82, 152N.Q 193N.R 22

N.S T43NUREMBERG, pottery 80, 81

NYMPHENBKRG, porcelain.... 155NYON, porcelain 161

3. 72OA 15O.B 171OCHOGRAVIA, sculptor 148OFFENBACH, pottery 84O.F.L 148O.F.V.F 3OJP 76OIRON, pottery 54, 55Ojone 4O.L 64OLEKY (Joseph), potter 64OLIVIER, potter 56OiVI 176ONDRUP, artist 1(17

O.P 72Opaque clrinn 214, 234OPORTO, porcelain 148

pnttcry 53OKAZIO KONTANA, potter 3, 4ORIENTAL porcelain 99-1.1 1

ORLEANS, porcelain 173pottery 70

ORSINI (Nieolaus) 18

ORTOLANI (Ludo), painter 14 5

OS 76OTKINCI SILVESTKO, potter 26

j

OUTltEQLUN DE MoNTAKCY,potter 176 i

O.Y 64!

P J3. 25, 33. 53. 72. 76, 95. *H.169, 19.3, 194, sor, 215

P.A 30, Oo, 64, 190PA CKOSA, potter 39PADUA, pottery 30PAriL(F.), potter 88Painters' marks 92PAJOU, painter ic>3Pa-kwa, or S tri<jrams 103PALMER (H.), potter 208

PALVADEAU, potter .................. 57PAOLO CKOSA......................... 39PARIS, porcelain................. 176 181

pottery ....................... 56, 57PARPKTTK, painter .............. 193, sor

PASQUALK RUUATJ, potter ......... 43PATANAXXI (Alfonso)................. 5, 6- (Krancosco) .................... 5. <>

(Vincen/.io) ..................... 5

P;uil, Knipcror of Russia

PAVIA, inaioiica 47PAYNE, Salisbury 228P.B ya, 187P.B.C 72P.HL 7<>

P.C iJS

P.C.Ci Jr>

P.C.P 4

P.UW.T 08

p.K xoij

Puncock, a sign 95Pearl warts 214PELISIE (Claudf), potter <0PELISSIER (Pierro), potter 163PELLEVE, potter 08, 171

PKNNINOTON, putter 215PKNNIS, potter 9^PENTIIIICVRK (Scwuix), poree-

lain 170poitt-ry

13PKKKSTINOPKKGEK, Artist

PEURIN (Vcuvc), potter.............. 70PERSIA, f.iy.-nrf ..................... 54PKKUCHA.'nuiolica................. 18

((lidvavini), paintfr ....... 18

(St.), iwirrrluiu..

I'M, rfi-

PKTIT, paintrr.......................... in(Jncnh), potter........... ,.,.. iKo

PKTKUS'(R.), painter................. v.U

P. K ........................................ 1 42, paintrr ..................... n^

P. & K.\V................................ fli,'|

P. II ....................64, ya, 83, HH, 175,

ti^, HOIPHH.JIMMNK, painter ............. rc/3, wr^i

Puu.i.U'.s, potirr .................. ary, S:P.;

Co., poiirr ....... , ......... ;:;,

PiCKMAN tSr Co., pnlter: .......... t^

Pinonx, piiintrr.....................'..

PIEDMONT, porcelain ........... i.

-----potti-ry

1

...........................

PlKUf'K (W.) ft Co., potters ....... 2

PiKKKK, painter .................. n^, t

INDEX. XXV

PAGEPIETRO DA CASTEL DURANTE.. 16

PILLIVUYT, potter 180PINART (Hippolite), painter 56Pink, a mark 20, 38Pipes, a mark 62, 82, 171PIRKENHAMMER, porcelain

*52, 153PIROTE, potter 18, 19Pitcher, the double 94PITHOU, painter 194P.KPL i

PLANT (Benjamin), potter 213PLANTIER, potter 72PLINE, painter 201

PLYMOUTH, porcelain 228, 22QP.M.R 202P.O 76, 148POISSONNIERE (Rue), porce-

lain 180

POITIERS, pottery 57POLAND, porcelain 166POLO (San), maiolica 35PONT AUX CHOUX, porce-

lain 176POPINCOUKT (Rue de), porce-

lain 181

POPOKK, potter 165

POPPLESDpRF, pottery 81

Porcelain, Oriental 99-141Porcelaine d'AngoulGme 179, 181

de Belleville 180de Comic d'Artois 1 79de Due d'Orleans 172de la Courtille 177de rimpe'ratrice i8rde la Rcinc 178de la Tour 163de Monsiinir 172de Prince de Galles 180

PORTO (Oporto), pottery 53Portraits 21, 28

PORTUGAL, porcelain 148pottery 53

POSSINGKR (N.), potter. 81, 88POTTER (Charles), potter 180

POUH-LOT, painter 194POULAINK (Duprg), potter 66POUPAUT (A.), painter 201POUPRES pottery 65PouYAT(J.J, potter 69, 377P.P 57.6oP.R 28, 43, 76, 177, 202PRAGUE, porcelain 153PREMIERES, pottery 74PR&VOST, painter. 194PRINCE DE GALLES, porce-

lain 180

J'AUIC

PRINCE (J.), potter 214P.R.NP. 49PROSKAU, pottery 8r14Prova," a murk 142

Provence (Comte de) 171, 172PRUSSIA, porcelain 153P.S 30, 32, 58P.T 193PTTO Fco 7PUENTA DE AR7OBISPO.... 53PULL or Pull 56PV 76P.V.D 95P.V.M 95P.V.S 95P.Y.C 52PYNACKKK, potter 94

Q 73Queen's Ware 225QUIMPER, pottery 73QUIR1CO (St.), maiolica 34

R 14, 2*, 22, 31, 37, 51, 60, 76, 95.

158, l6o, 176, 2OI, 202, 224R.A 23Rabbit, as a mark 113, 115RAKKAKLLO (Girolamo), potter... 42RAINEKIUS (j. B. Rubbeus) 24RASNOUS (Nicolaus) 18

KATISBON, porcelain 158RATO

( Portugal ) , pottery 53HAITI (Affostino) 45RAUENSTEFN, porcelain 158RAUX, painter 194RAVENNA, pottery s>8, 29R.U "..76, 168, 187, ZQSJ

R.C.P 180RK 49RKED, pottr 224REGENSBERG (Kutisbon) 158RKGNIKK, painter 2ot

RKiciiUMUAC'ii, potter 153REID & Co., potters 216HEINE, poreduine de la 178RKINIKK 95HKJOUX, painter cotRKNAKD (lunile), painter 201

RJCNDSBURG, pottery 85RENNES, pottery 72Republican Epoch (Sevres)..,. 182, 184REUILLY (Barricre de), porcu-

lain 177RVKKND (Claude), potter 56RKVIL, potter 179R.F 143, 182, 184

XXVI INDEX.

R.F.D. porcellana *48

RG 38, 158R.H. Worcester 218, 219RHEINSBERG, pottery 85RHIN (poterie du) 62

RHODIANware 54RICHARD (Emile), painter 201

(Eugene), painter 202

(Francis), painter 202

(Joseph) .painter 202

modeller 144

(Paul), painter 202

RIDGWAY (E. J.) and ABINGTUN,potters 209

(Job and Geo.), potters.... 209

(J.and W.), potters 209

MORLEV, WEAR & Co.,

potters 210

RIMINI, maiolica 26, 27RING (Joseph), potter 229RINGLER, potter 157Rio BERTINO 28

RIOCREUX (D^sird-Dcnis), painter 202

(Isidore), painter 202

Ripa Granni, Venice 37RL 76, 194R.M 76,88R.M.W. & Co 210R n 158ROBERT (J. F.), painter 202

(J. Gnspard), potter 70, 176

(Madame), painter 202

(Pierre), painter 202

ROCCO, of Castelli 41ROCHA SOARES, potter 53ROCHELLE, pottery 57, 66

ROCHER, painter 194ROCKINGHAM, porcelain 224

ware 224ROGERS, potter. 206

(Kate), artist 231ROLET, potter 8ROMA ALMA (1623) 50Roman (the), a sign 94ROMBALOOTTI (Hippolito) 16

ROME, maiolica 50ROQUETTE (Rue de la), porce-

lain 177Ror

'

77RORSTRAND, pottery 77RosA(M.), potter 8r

Rose, as a mark 95, 218ROSE, potter 217, 2t8ROSELLI, painter j.i

ROSSET, painter 194Rossi 53ROTHENBURG, potter 160ROUEN, pottery 59, O

ROUSSKL, painter ..194. 202

ROUY, pottery f&

Royal Epoch, Sevres 182, 183

R.R 53R.R.I <)$

R.S tf

R.T.C "7RUBATI (Pnscjualf), potter HRuitKLLA, a pattern 200

RIJHKLLKS, pottery 7^RUCKINGKN, pottery 4

RUDOLSTAUT, porcduin 158

RUSSIA, porcelain tf>.ji<"

RussiNGKU, potter 177K.V.A wR.V.H <"

R.X 70. 2<;2

S 14, 30, 38, 46, 68, grt, 152, ifia,

i6y, 172, 177, 184, 210, 217, 2iH

S.A 07, 17-1

SAMLK.K (John), potter 215& GUKKN, puuurb 215

S.A.F of

S.A.G.S 15

ST. AMAND-LKS-KAUX, por-celain 17.1

pottwry 07ST. ANTHONY'S, pottery 225ST. ANTOINE (Kaubotirji), pnr-

cda in T 77, i ft i

St. Barnaba, V<Miiee 30ST. CKNIS (Sincony), poilery .... nH

ST. CLOUD, porce'lsun io-j

pottery =10

ST. DKNIS' (Kaulxjuri',), jjorec-hiin i?H, 170

ST. IIONOkK (l-aulu por-

St. Luc (Gildnl)......................

ST. MINIATKLLO, tmiiolio,*.,..

ST. I'Ji'J'KRSIUJRU, purcflain

ST. QUIKICO, niuicjlicn ...... !.'!?.'

ST. U2KS, pottcrv ...................

ST. VliRAJN, puiicry ..............

SAINTJ-IS, pottery ...................

SAIN'I'-J^OY, fiiyencc ...............

SAINT-LON(iK, fuvwv ..........

SAINT-OMKK, fjiycnai ............

SAlNT-l'ORCUAIkK, puiuiiy..Siiltitiiiiiidcr ............................

SAMMMKNK fAiulivoli), potter.....

SALlSliUKY, pottery ............. ,.

SAI.OMONK (GiroUmin), potic-r.....

SALON, painter ........................

17604

<*?

71

544

INDEX. XXV11

SALOP, pottery and porcelain 216, 217SALT, potter 208SALVAGGIO (Guido) 18

SANDKUUS (L.), potter 94SAN MINIATELLO, maiolica... 43SAN POLO, pottery 35SAN QUJRICO, maiolica 34SAN SEPOLCH RO (Citta Horgo) 33SANS (William), potter 204SANSONT (M.), potter 66SANTA CASA (Loreto) 47SARGADELOS, pottery 51SARREGUEMINES, porcelain.. 175

pottery 55SARUM, pottery 228

Savages, the two 94SAVING (G. P.), of Rome 50SAVONA, pottery 45-47Saxon blue china 212

SAXONY, porcelain 149- 1 51S.o 56, 64, 68, 169, 187, 188S.C.E 20SCEAUX PENTHIEVRE, por-

celain 170pottery 71, 72

Sceptre 153, 155SCHAFFHAUSKN, pottery 89ScwAPiiR (John), painter 81

SCMIEfD. V.' 95SCIIILT (L. P'.), painter 203SCHLAGGENWALD, porcelain 152SCHLESWIG, pottery 87SCHL1ERBACH, pottery 84ScnOiCLCJiKK, potter 179SCIIUADKK, painter 194SCHRE1TZIIEIM, pottery 81

SCHUMAN (M.), potter 153SCHWART/BKRG (Kndolstadi) 158SCHWETDNITZ, pottery 84SCHWERIN, pottery 86SCJOTT (Brothers), potters...? 225S cy 68Seal stamps, Chinese 103SKRASTINO MAKKOKIO ib

SEGOVIA, pottery 53SJCIGNKS (facqu.es), potter 57SEfNlE (La), porcelain 174SEPOLCIIKO (Monjo San) 33SEPT FONTAINES, porcelain.. 164SEVILLE, pottery 51, 52SEVRES, porcelain 182-203

date marks 185marks of the manufactory

182, j85marks of painters 186 203

SKWKI.L, potter 225Sexagenary Cycle, China 107

Japan 128, 129

S.F.R 153S.G.I.B 38S.G.P 40S.H 194, 228SHARP & Co., potters 228

SIIARPIC, potter 215SHAW (Alderman), potter 215SHAVVJL (Ralph), potter 2or,

Shears, as a mark 51SHELTON, pottery and porce-

lain 209, 210SHERIFF HILL, pottery 225Shield 35, 38, 4.1, 45, 46, 55, 82,

84,147,152,155,156,158,2oq, 210

Siiip, a mark 207SIIOKK (Joseph), potter 22gSiiottTiiosic, potier 208

Shuttle;, a mark 4SIENA, pottery 34, 35

Signatures 6r, 05SlLliKKTAMKR (C. H.), paillUT. ... 155SILVANO (Francesco) 5SILVKSTKO DAGLIOTKINCI 26

SIMONO, of Castel Durante 16

S1NCENY, pottery 68

SINSSON, painter 194, 203Sioux, painter 104S.K 88S.1 95S.M 97, 210SMITH

(John),Bassford 225

(William), potter 2^5S.N 147SNKVD (T.), j)otter 209SOAKKS (Kochn), potter 53SOLIVA, psiinter 03Soi.OMituiNO (L;ncadio) 29Sor.oN-Mu.f-.s, artist 210SOKKKNTINI, jiainter 148SOUKOUX, potter 177SOUTUALL, pottery 231SOUTHWICK, pottery 225S.P 30, 32, 72, 76, 170SI'AANUONCK, potter 94SPAIN, maiolica 51 53

porcelain 1.17, 148Si'KJtL (Widow), potterS.P.M 150

(Josiah), potter 211a/id COIWLAND 211

34S.R.s.s. .,

S.S.D194, 21 t

2^3St 77STAFFORDSHIRE, potteiy and

porcelain 304-215

XXV111 INDEX.

Stag's horn, as a mark 157

Star, as a mark 48, 143, 146, 187

Star, the white, a sign 95

STEBNER, potter 81

STEEL, potter 206

STEN (H.), potter 78, 166

STEVENSON, potter 208, 228

and DALE, potters 207and HANCOCK, potters.,.. 228

STOCKELSDORF, fnyencc 79STOCKHOLM, pottery 77STOCKTON-ON-TEES, pottery 225STOKE-UPON-TRENT, pottery

and porcelain 2ti, 212

Stone china air, 213ware 207, 209-213, 229

STONE, potter 55Stork, as a mark 162

STRALSUND, fayence 78

STRASBOURG, porcelain.... 175, 176

pottery 62, 63

STRATFORD-LE-BOW, porce-lain 232

STROBEL, potter 80

Sun, as a mark 46, 74, 169, 190SUNDERLAND, pottery 225S.V.E 95S.W 203SWADLINCOTE, pottery 215SWANSEA, pottery and. porce-

lain 233, 234SWEBACH, painter 203SWEDEN, porcelain 166, 167

pottery 77"79SWINTON, pottery and porce-

lain 224SWITZERLAND, fayence 89, qo

porcelain 161

Sword and anchor 232Swords crossed 149, 150, 151, 153

x6x, 163, 176, 227, 229S.X 170

T 44, 88, 159, 169, 187, 203, 214TABARY, painter 195TJE 48TAILLANDIEK, painter. 195TALOR (William), potter 204TANDART, painter 195TARDI, painter 195TAVERNES, pottery 69T.B 21. 22, 44TEINIT2, pottery 83TERCHI (Antonio) 35, 38

(Bartolomeo) 35, 38TERENI (Gio. ), painter 42TERENZJO (Matteo) 34

T.G.C i o

T.H &O, potters 214TH.D 5'>

THEODOR (Carl), potter 154

THEODORE, painter 195THEVKNET. painter nvS

THION, potter 65THIROUX (Hue), porcelain 17**

THOUARS, pottery 55THURING1A, porcelain i5;Ti NWORTH (George) ,

artist ajoTO 6, 163, c::<;

Toi'T (Ralph), potter -'<-M

(Thomas), putter zojand MAY, potions saij

TOMMNSON (William), potter 224TOKTAT, potter '3

TOULOUSE, pottery 7.?

TOURNAY, porcelain i(V{

pottery 9 1

TOURS, pottery 73Tower mark 66, 163, 170,234T.R 59. *57TRACER, painter so.}

TKKCCHI, potter 43

Tree, a mark ^^7Trefoil loaf. i$<>

TRKMHL^ (Haron de), potter 72TREVISO, porcelain I.M

pottery aj

Triangle 143, 154, 155, i^>, 167,188, i8(^, VM

Trident 30, 3,14

TROMICRIJ (A.), potter T",t

TROU (Henri), potter 56, \<>n

TROYON, painter 203Trumpet 43, 47TUNSTALL, pottery su>TURIN, porcelain 144

pottery HTL7RKKY, porcelain tU>TURNKR (John), potter 214

(Thomas), potter sifi, 1:17

(Williani), potter. 214and HANKS, potters 5^14

TtruNou (Ralph), potter 2<,|Two-four mark 22*;

V. 44, <*?' '44. *73. *7-lV.A 73, 148Va 144U & Cn 55, 175VALKNCIKNNKS, fayence 67

porcelain 174VAL SOUS MKUDON, polit-iy. 60VAN BKKK (W.), potter 94

INDEX. XXIX

VAN DOOKN, potter .................. 94- DUYN, potter ................. 94- HOOREN, potter.............. 94- MARUM, potter ............... 94- MIDDLEDYK, potter ........ 94VAND, painter ........................ 195VAN DER BRIEL, potter ...........94, 95- DOES, potter ................94, 95- EVEN, potter. ...............94, 95- HAGEN, potter. .............94, 95- WAERT, potter........ 91, 94, 95VARAGES, pottery .................. 69VARSANNI, painter.................... 152VAUTRIN, painter ..................... 195VAUX, porcelain ...................... 173VAVASSEUR, potter................61, 195V.D........................................ 195V.D.G.................................... 44V.D.K .................................... 95V.E........................................ 95VKCCUIO (F. Del), potter ........... 41VEILLARD, potter ..................... 174VEN ...................................... 38VENGOHECIIEA, potter ............... 93VENICE, porcelain .............. 144-146- pottery.........................35-38VMRAIN (St.), pottery .............. 57VERBURG, potter ...................... 94VERGILIO, potter ...................... 22VERHAST (G.) .......................... 95VERMONET, potter .................... 173VERONA, maiolica .................. 24VERSTELLE, potter ................... 94VEZZI (Francesco), potter ...... 144, 145V.F.....................................63, 144V.II......................................88,95V.IVIANA DE CASTILLO (Por-

tugal), potteryCENZA, porcelainVIC

VIELLARD, painter.VIENNA, porcelain ..................

VILAX (Miguel), painter.............VILLEROY (Due cle)...................

VINCENNES, porcelain 170, 171,- pottery ..........................

VINCENT, painter .....................

\TNEUF (Turin), porcelain .......-pottery ..........................

VIODK (Nicholas), potter............VIRKY (Gnspnrd), painter ...........

VISK.KR (Pint), potter .................

VISTA ALLEGKE, porcelain....VFTEKBO, maiolica.................V.L.E.....................................

V.L.P. ....................................

V.M.......................................

VM & Co., potters....................

95

5314419515264

169182

72lot;

57039514829959576179

Uncertain marks 48, 74, 75, 87167, 214,215

Unknown marks... .88, 89, 90, 145, 190UNWIN, potter 209VOIS1NLIEU, pottery 55VOLKSTED, porcelain 158VORDAMM, pottery 84VOYEZ, potter 207V.P...; 70VPA 48V.R 23,154URBANIA, maiolica 16

URBINO, maiolica 1-8VS 48VTBL. in (,), a monogram 35UT/SCHNEIDER, potter 55, 175V.V.V *.. 53UZES (Gard), pottery 72

W 24, 76, 88, 144, 151, 153l6l, 10 1, 203, 220, 222

WA 66WAANDERS, potter 98WALES, pottery and porcelain

233. 234WALL (Dr. L), potter 220

WAUJCNDOKF, porcelain 158WALTER, painter 203WALTON, potter 206WARDURTON (Mrs.), potter 207W.D 96W.DA 49WE 153WEAR, potter moWKCII (J.), painter 152WEDGWOOD (Jobiali), potter 20,;,

(Josinh), younger ., 205(Kiilpli), potter. 224&Co., potters 224

WEDGWOODS, of Ycarsley, pot-ters 224

WISKSP, porcelain 161

WKGKLKY, potter 153WKLHY, potter 8$WKSSKI. (M.), potter fl'i

WKSTUEAD & C!o., potters 210

WiiALLEy(J.). potter 225Wilful, asamark 82, I.EJ'J.

WniKM)ON, potter si'j

WIIITKIIKAD, putter 210

WII.LAND(J.), painter 155Willow pattern 2*10

WILSON, poitar 208and PROUHMAN, potters.. 21.

\

Windmill, as a mark 171

Wing of a bird 20

XXX INDEX.

WlNTERGURSTS, potters 8l

WiTTEBURG, pottery 84WOLFE (T.), potter 212

WOOD (Aaron), potter 205Enoch, potter 205

(Ralph), potter 205and CALDWELL, potters... 206

(E.), & Sons 206

WOOI.KY, CHETMAM and, pot-ters 214

WORCESTER , porcelai n 21 8-223WORCESTER PORCKLAIN COM-

PANY 223WORENZOU & Co., potters 234WOUTHINGTON & CO., potturs....

209, 2tfi

W.K 95W.P.C 2t8W.R 157WROTHAM, pottery 228WS 88W. S. &Co 225W.T 90WURTEMBERG, porcelain 157WURTZBURG, porcelain 155W.V.D 95

X....................... T, 30, 191, 192.

XANTO (Frnnci'seo), pmior .......

XAVIKU(L. S.) ComtcdelVovnin*

XiiROur-T,X.O

Y iW, 187, If^O,

YARMOUTH, pciitoiyYATKS and MAY, poitt-r.s

YKAKSF-KY, poiirryYORKSIIlkK, potiVty -aj

YVKKNKI., paiiUiT .'

/AfFlTI.KVKN ". UMZAKAUO/.A (J<>h dc), puinirr . .. 5.5

XELL, potU'ry i-;.t

XKNKR OOMKNKJO, Vrimv.. . . .^\

XrcsciiiNfJKR, artisi }!;

ZIISGLKR, potter 53XSOLNAY, potter H'^

XURICH, porcdain i/,'i

pottery uy

JKarfes antr

ON

POTTERY Of PORCELAIN

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

UUBINO.

UKWINO. XVI Century.Fra Xanto Avcll i da Rovigo.

-L7RKINO.

'IJE44.

KA10LICA. ITALY.

XVlfcntury.ftMiid on XmNflTa

Nuiii4> HA UMWHUXVIUaHMT.

Jn'

1532

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

URBINO. Guido Durantino.

ttfu

URHINO. Guido Merlin o.

UJRMINO.

URBINO.

O) > / v

. o . F .

|>on|?eo

0-F-V

UK KI NO.

^4r!=- ^

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

URBINO. XVI Century.

Marks attributed to Onusio Kontana.

UKBINO. Flaminio Fontana.

A r * H <

UK KINO.

UKIIINO, 1542.

[oneUKIUNO. XVI Ccnturv.

UKHINO. XVI tVntiiry.

n;

a^E.F.B,

UKIIINO.

UK ni NO,

1 63,0

MATOUCA. ITALY.

n V*6ino netfci,

60 tiza ck Jrzn cefco

U RHINO,

VRBINI1606

URUINO. Alfonso Patarumi.

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

UK HI NO.

URBINO. Alfonso Patanazzi.

VrtiVi Patana

URDINO. Patannzzi.

F.R

V;it;mnK/,i.

WUK in NO.

UKWNO. Lnwi f tnmbiasi

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

URBfNO.UKBINO, 1531.

URBINO.

URBINO.

URIJINO, 1529.

L---F-

IJRHINO.

MAIOI.K'A. ITALY.

UXRINO. XVI Century.

1CURBINO or FAKNXA. Cesari Cnri ?

URBINO, 1773.

A

G< fl'MHlo.

M". (Jinnjio AntlriMili, i^

1^

/'I&'-.N

&o^(piorjio, aVc^ufi-i

MAIOLICA. ITALY. 9

Gtrimio.

1O MAIOI-K'A. ITALY

?^

GUHHIO.

GUBBIO. Maestro Giorgio.

MAIOLICA. ITALY. I I

GUBBIO. Maestro Giorgio, 1525.

V

OUHKIO.

I 2 MAIOI.ICA. ITALY.

-M-6-GUHHU). o. M". (iorjio?

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

GUBBIO, 1518.

GUKBIO.

'52?

NGUWHIO, 1535.

GUBMO. M". Perestino.

.

mcpl\-o

Ff)d.TlO

.-p.GUBBIO. M". l?ercstino.

6

GUBUIO. M. Percslino.

.N.

GiriiBio.

NGGITHUIO.

JLGuuuio.

14 MAInLH'A. ITALY,

if

(iuiiiiin.

M". Salimbone. XVI Century.

A A(iuifiiio.

fcGuititin.

GUBUIO, 1540.

IOUBBIO. XVI Century.

M.A.I.M.liPMUM. XVI < Vntuiv.

(JAHRIKI. DA GUIJBIO.<it i;|.|n X\"I <

Viitniy,

Cft'iiniM. XVI (Vmury.

n

(iuiuiio. XVI Crntury,

C(JuitUln. M". c'mio.

UHIUO. C^rirocci, '';il>ii & Co,

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

faftbiin

o/x\

t/ctfaYfi

PESARO. Maestro Gironimo.

Qcevone cA -rulri

ufefe U ttq

qtvof&rne ck<Jn

n.

/

PESARO, 1542.

PESARO, 1566.

OtAPESARO.

elkr-KJlysy.PESARO?

PUKAKO.

Callcgari & Cassali. Pietro Lei pinxit.

a

CASTET. DUUANTE.

Giovanni Maria Vasaro, I2th Sept. 1508.

i6 MAIOUCA. ITALY.

CASTKI, DURANTK. Fcbastiano M.\rfnrio.

CSn&ftro ftmob 6

-it) (,*(i i^MitfCASTBL DUKANTK. M. Simono. XVI Century.

in

CASTKL DUKANTE. XVI Cuntury.

FRANCESCO DURANTINOVASARO. 1553.

CASTKL DURANTE.

i'ASTKLM. Tirtro. XVI (Viiluiv.

CASTKI. UTKANTK. X\'l! <Vniuiv.

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

CASTEL, DURANTE.

CASTKL DURANTK.

.CASTEL DURANTF.

CASTEL DURANTE. XVI Century.

CASTEI, DUKANTE.Merchants' marks. XVI Century.

i8 MAIOLICA. ITALY.

CASTEL DURANTE.

GIOVANNI PERUZZlDIPINSE, 1693.

CASTEL DURANTE,

CASTEL DURANTE.

G*y-uto/o s

CASTEL DURANTE.

s.CASTEL DURANTE.

PERUGIA.

AHH77

FAKNXA. Nicolnus Orsini, 1477.

Y _NXA. Andren di Bono,

FAENXA. XVI Century.

FAENZA. XVI Century.

FAENZA. Nicolaus dc Ragnolis, 1475.

FATOIN EAEIS^SA

1NCAXAPIROTA1525-

MAIOLICA. ITALY. '9

FARN/A. Don Giorgio, 1485.

XVI Century.



FAENZA, 1525.


FAENZA or PESARO.

2O MAIOLICA. ITALY.

FARNXA or PKSARO.'

FAICNZA, XVI Century.


FAENZA.

FAKNXA.o

FARNXA. XV! Century.

MAIOLICA. ITALY. 2 I

Mcccccmv

FAKNXA, 1535.

FABNZA, 1520.

FAKNZA. XVI Century.

14'.\KN/A. XVI Century.

KAKNZA.

FAKNZA. XVI Century.

FAUNX.A. XVI Century.

MOM

FAliNZA, 1482.

XIIIIBATMAN

FAUNZA, 1534.

22 MAIOUCA. ITALY,

FAENZA. XVI Century. FA EN/. A. XVI Century.

FAEN/A. XVI Century.

Nt

FAENXA.

MILLE CINQUE CENTO

TRENTASEI A DI TRI

DI LUIE

BALDASARA MANARAFAENTIN FACIEBAT.

FAENZA, 1536.


FAENXA.


FATO NELLA EOTKGA DIMAESTRO VERGILLIO

DA FAKNZANICOLO DA FANO.

MAIOLICA. ITALY. 23


FAKN/A. XVI Century.


FAKNZA or ViiNicifi. XVI Century.

/IFAF.NXA, 1525.

A ElslZA

FAENXA, 1546.

MAIOI.TCA. ITALY.

FAKNZA. Rainerius, 1575.

FA KM/, A.

FAEN7.A, 1548.

f-D-FAF.NXA.

VKRONA, 1563.

CBDfRin-A. XVJ Century.

. XVI Century.

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

I 5 4 S~-

DIRUTA.

GVDIRUTA. XVI Centur>-.

DIRUTA. XVI Century.

DIRUTA, 1544.

DIRUTA. XVI Century.

DIRUTA.

DIRUTA.

DIRUTA.

-i

J

DIRUTA.

26 MAIOLICA. ITALY.

a.

DlRUTA.

BAGNIOKEA.

1527.

j5DIRUTA. XVI Century.

jRIMINI. XVI Century,

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

1RIMINI, XVI Century.

IN RIMINGIS3S-

FATO IN

ARIMINENSIS

1635-

V O,

FOUL I. XVI Century.

FOKLI. XVI Century.

FORLI. XVI Century. FORLI. XVI Century.

TOA-

- ClCELERIS-SVEDIOK I SIRIO

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

^><i#v*"* -^^^

1<\>KL1. Leuchadius Solombrinus, 1564.

VlTERBO, 1544.

IN CHAFAGGIOLO

FATO ADJ 21 DI JUNIO

1590.

TKKVIHO, 1538.

V J

. s

ClAKKAOlOLO.

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

CAFFAGIOLO. XVI Century.


1531.


C cifcvlwjlq^ \

9c-o

mCAFFAGIOLO.

CAFFAHIOLO.



MAIOLICA. ITALY.

CAPFAGIOLO.

e

CAFFAGIOLO.

MDXIIII

CAFFAGIOLO, 1514.

CAPFAGIOLO. XVI Century.


siCAFFAGIOLO. XVI Century.

CAFPAGIOLO.

IN GAFAGIZOTTO.

MA1OUCA. ITALY.

CAi'i-'AGiOLO (In. Galiano), 1547.

GCAFFACIOLO, 1500.

MAIOLICA. ITALY. 33

CAFFAGIOLO,

CALWAGIOLO, 1507.

CAKFAGIOLO.

1^649BORGO S. SEPOLCHRO.

34 MAJOLICA. ITALY.

SAN QUIRICO. XVIII Crntury.

UP.SIENA, 1542.

SIENA, 1510-1520.

SiKNA. XVI C'cntnry,

TERENZIO ROMANO"SIENA 1727.

BAR. THERESE ROMA.SIBNA. XVIII Omury.

FR':- BERNARDIWUS.

DK SIENA. IN. B. S.

MAIOLICA. ITALY. 35

TERCHI.

SIENA. XVIII Century.

Bar TurcRomano.

SIENA. XVIII Century.

SHUN A. F. M. Campani.

SIENA.

Fcniinando Campani. XVIII Cent.

VENICE. Circa 1530.

ZENER DOMENIGODA VENECIA

FECI IN LA BOTEGAAL PONTESITO DELANDAR A SAN POLO.

1568

F. C.SIENA. XVIII Century.

BAR. TERCHI. ROMANOSIKNA. XVIII Century.

VENICE, 1510.

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

f

VKNICK.

VKNICK, 1543.

VF.NICE (at St. Barnabas), 1542.

MAIOLICA. ITALY. 37

VENICE, 1593.

c

VlCNlCK.

VENICK. XVII Century.

VKNICK.Established 1753 ; ceased 1763.

VRNICR. Circa 1760.

VENICE. Circa 1760.

MAIOLTCA. ITALY.

Venice (Garofalo). Circa 1766.

VKNICK. Circa 1700.

VKNICIC. XVIII Century.

VENICE. Circa 1750.

VKNICK.

VKWCE. XVIIT Ct-mury.

VKNICIC. XVIII Ccntiirv.

VENICK. XVII Century.

UASSANO. XVII Century.

jB Te r c -1

BASSANO. XVII Century.

MAIOLICA. ITALY. 39

Delia fabrica di

Gio Bait* Antonibonnelle nove di Decen

1755-NUVK.

UC

NOVE. Antonibon, circa 1730.

' Gove>.

NOVE. Circa 1805.

CANDIANA. XVII Century.

C-EBATFLOKENCK.

FLORENCE.Attributed to Luca della Robhia.

b

PADUA. XVI Century.

P.P.ELFLOKKNCE. XVII Century.

.NICO

lEJI

PADUA. XVI Century.

A. PADOAJ<1564.

CASTKI.I.I. XVIII Ceuiury.

CASTELLI. XVIII Century.

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

\t-sS


iOSNESGRVS FECITCASTELLI. XVIII Century.

W. tfranc. S4nf. <8atf.

grue 9.

CASTELLI. Circa 1730.

CASTELLI.

CASTELLI. Circa 1730.

CASTEI.LI.

CASTELLI. Saverio Grue, circa 1780.

ff JPapoli.

CASTKLLI.

CASTELLI. TJhorins Gruc, circa 1750.


CASTELLI. Saverio Grue, circa 1780.

('ASTELLI. Saverio Gruc, 1780.

r P* JL s

CASTELLI. Saverio Grue; died 1806.

CASTELLI. Circa 1750 ; died 1776.

MAIOLICA. ITALY.


Math. S&oselli fee.

CASTELLI.

CASTELLI.

CASTELLI. Carlo Cocoorese, 1734.

J_vc-Ajtt?Ci

CARTKLLI.

NAPLRS. XVI I Century.

If

H. FNAPLKS. XVII Century.

NAPLES.

FD.VN.NAPLES.

F. Del Vecchio. XVII Century.

42 MAIOLICA. ITALY.

*NNAPLISS. XVIII Century.

B 6NAPLKS. XVII Century.

B.CNAPI.KS. XVII Century.

NAPLES. XVIII Century.

rsNAPLES. XVIII Century,

NTNAPI.KS. XVIII Crntiiry.

F. dr3 C. Colonnesc

Naples.XIX Century.

Looi.

Loui. XVIII CVnturv.

Loni. XVIII Cenuu-y.

GIJROLAMOPECIT

-f PO

MONTKI.UI'O.

Dipinta Giovinale

Tereni da Montelupo.XVII Century.

MAIOLICA. ITALY. 43

DIACINTOMONTI DtAIQKTECYPO

s ' s S\.\> wx v

MONTELUPO, 1663.

MONTELQPO. XVI Century.

MONTliLUPO.

M7

MONTKLUPO.

^iAitanoXVIII Century.

bEkNANQ-IN-SAWN/ATELO

GYGN'O*

SAN MINIATELLO.

XVIII Century.

MILAN. XVIII Century.

Pasquale Ritbati

Mil".MILAN. XVIII Century.



44

fA .

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

G&&TAPAGLIAtil- 1

./""fr1* /V \ JT^A 4

jr_ji 1< i /yv\/ r"\*

TURIN. XVIII Century.

Mir.AN. XVUT Trntury.

^rI^.^N. XVITf Cnntnry.

?Ai-o^Xo ^

177

^77TUKIN, 1577.

TUN IN. XVII Century.

TURIN. XVII I Century.

DOViNKn-. (Turin.)

TUKIN.

"I'UKIN.

TURIN. XVIJI c'cntury.

Laforest en

Savoye

1752.TUKIN.

MAIOLICA. ITALY. 45

JHo TOCt7 *_>lfft$SelW* r

errcmenjecFERRARA. XVIII Century.

GENOA. XVIII Century.



dbc-c B-LGENOA. XVI II Century.

GENOA. XVI II Century,

GENOA. XVI II Century.

SAVONA. XVIII Century.


S.A.G.S.SAVONA. XVIII Century.


AGOST1NO RATTISAVONA. 1720.

SAVONA.

46 MAIOLICA. ITALY.

SAVON A. XVIII Century.

SAVONA. XVI II Century.

SSAVONA. XVIII Century.

SAVONA. XVIII Ccnturv.



GSSAVONA. XVIII Century.

SAVONA. XVIII Onturv.

SAVONA. XVIII Contnrv.

FSAVONA. XVIII Century.


\b<SAVONA. XVIII Century.


MAIOLICA. ITALY. 47

SAVONA. XVIII Century. SAVON A. XVIII Century.

Jacques Borrelly, Savonne,

1779, 24 Septembre.

ESTEG.

ESTE. XVIII Century.

JI

SAVON A.

JVB ovK^lu Inuerit

PRESBYTER ANTONIUSMARIA CUTIUS PAPIENS1S

PROTHONOTARIUSAPOSTOLICVS FECIT

ANNO DOMINION 1695.PAPI^E 1695.

PAviA.

SAVONA.

CON-POL-DI-SCASALORETO. XVII Century.

(Con polvere di Santa Cnsa.)

A Di 7

PAVIA.

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

Uncertain Marks.

CARLO ANDROVANDI

i.

IE8

AEA:

MAIOLICA. ITALY. 49

15-47F $ i o N E:

MBB

S. S. 1760

L ff. S.

-ArD-P- AC.

-CA &AT638

MAIOLICA. ITALY.

DJOMEDE

/FATTO'7 JROMA'A. Gfc

X5

ROMIC, 1600- 1623.

MAIOLICA. SPAIN.

SPAIN.

HiSPANO MOKESCO. XVI Century.

(Ill"- Sig*. Cardinal D'Este In Roma.'

UISPANO MOKESCO. XVI Century.

XVII Century.

T)UISPANO MouKSCi). XVI Century.

HISPANO-MOKKSCO.

HISPANO MORKSCO. XV Century.

SARGADELOS (Modern). XIX Century.

SKVILLK (Modern). XIX Century.

52 MAIOLICA. SPAIN.

SicviM,K (Modern).

rickman & Co. XIX Century.

SKVIM.K. Pickman. XIX Century.

SitVIM. 1C.]

Al-C'ORA.

P.UION RKTIRO. Established 1769.

AAI.CORA. XVIII Century.

AI.OIKA.

'Of

Jose de

Zaragosaj~-j,f~

ALCUKA.

MAIOLICA. SPAIN. PORTUGAL. 53

SEGOVIA (Modern). XIX Century.

IIAGJQLisnoN, XIX Century.

CAGDASPORTUGAL

CALDAR.

PUENTA DE ARZOBISl'O.

MALTA (Modern). XIX Century.

VIANA DE CASTKM.O.

M. P.

PORTO.

COIMBRA.

FABRICA DE MASSARELLOS.

RATO.

54 FAYENCE. FRANCE.

PERSIA.

tw

FRANCE.

ODOIRONT (Henri II Ware). XVI Cent.Now termed SAINT POKCIIAIKK.

FAYENCE. FRANCE. 55

OIRON (Henri II Ware). XVI Cent.

OIRON. XVII Century.

(I Lrd*iTi&

SENGLEFONTAINE.

SARGUEMINES.

Utzchneider, established 1770.

IP.S'

LYON.

BEAUVAIS. XVI Century.

BEAUVAIS. XVI Century.

VOISINLIEU. Ziegler, established

1839-

CREIL.

CHOKY.

56 FAYENCE. FRANCE.

HCHO/SY

ROfCuoisv.

CT

ST. Cr.oun. Trou, 1722.

iQ($

PARIS. XVI Century. F. Briot.

OLIVIERA PARIS.

PARIS.

PARIS. XVII Century. Rdvlrcnd.

PARIS. XIX Century. H. Pinart.

UewgPARIS. XIX Century. A. Jean.

TDPARIS. XIX Century. T, Dock.

PU LLOR

Pull.

PARIS.

B. V.PARIS.

XIX Century. Victor Barbfcrt.

PARIS. XIX Century. Lrssore.

PARIS. XIX Century. Lessore.

Vvc- DUMAS66 rue Fontaine-au-RoL

PARIS.

I.D.

PARIS. XIX Century. J. Devers.

FAYENCE. FRANCE; 57

PARIS.

.cAVON. XVII Century.

AVON LES FONTAINEBLEAU.

POITIERS.

*

ST. VERAIN,

16*4;NANTES.

P.P

N.D.

NEVERS. XVII Century. N. Viode.

SAINTBS. XVII Century.

J-BLA ROCHULLK.

NEVERS.

XVII Century, Jacques Seigne.

FAYENCli. FRANCE.

NKVKKS.

NEVERS. XV11 Century.

NKVKKS.

1650-1672.

HBNICVKKS. II. l

j.orne.

JS orne

NKVKKS.

NIOVKKS, 1602-60.

NKVISRS. J. Hourdu, 1802-20.

1636NKVKKS. 1). Le l

revrc, 1636.

NKVKKS.

FAYENCE. FRANCE. 59

Q//NEVKRS. XVII Century.

**NEVERS.

Claude Bigourat,

1764.

NEVEKS.

F. R. 1734-NEVERS.

NEVERS.

NEVERS.

M. MoNTAitiNON. NEVF.RS.

T?

MARXY, near NKVRRS.

PmcJ

A ROUEN1542

ROUEN. XVIII Century.

Brumeut

1699.ROUEN.

6o FAYENCK. FRAN Civ.

oROUKN. XVII Century.

ROUKN.

ROUKN. XVI II Century.

GJR.ROUKN. Guillebaud. XVIII Century.

DROUKN. XVlIf Century.

PAanlPPROUEN. XVIII Century.

ROUKN. XVI II Century.

ROIIKN. XVIII Century.

ROUKN. XVJ1I Century.

RKOUKN. XVIII Century,

INROUKN. XVII I Century.

A- ROUENiy2^

- PAR

ROUKN.

FAYENCE. FRANCE. 6l

Signature ofLc Vavasseur

ft 1743-

Signatures ofGuillebaudin 1730.

Signatures ofClaude Borne.

17***

/

1790Signature Initials oftfN.J. P. Caussy,Bdlen- 1 720.

ger> 1800.

&R PA

J.

The above signatures occur on specimens ofRouen fnyencc.

62 FAYENCE. FRANCE.

mNlDERVlLLRR.

Beyerltf, established 1760.

NlUKKVlLLKK. CuStlllC.

NIDKKVII.T.KR. Custinc. XVI II Cunt.

NHNlDKKVIM.KK. Cuslilio. XVIIICciH.

c/V?

NlDliUVIIJ.KK.

CHATEAU D'ANNKT. XVII Century.

STKAMJOUKC. HannoiiRf. XVI TI Com.

STRASHOUIUJ..1. Harmony. XVIII Century.

STKASUOUIU;. HaiiuonjLj. XVI11 C.'cnl.

UK,J. Ilannong. XVIII C!ctitury.

FAYENCE. FRANCE.

BLOIS. XIX Century. BLOIS.

>*N

H H

H eow

STRASBOURG,

5-liryf.a

M(^USTIERS. Established 1698.

M-C-A

Ca

64 FAYENCE. FRANCE.

/&

MOUSTIERS.Various Potters, XVII and XVII I

Centuries.

MOUSTIKKS. Olcry.

M-tMOUSTIKKS. XVIJT Century.

Marks of Olcry with IViinter's Initials.

irs'i'jFKS, 1778.

FAYENCE. FRANCE.

;-.=,,

JN

MOUSTJERS. Guicharcl, potter.

77iio?i a Moustiers.

Antoine Guichard,de Moustiers, 1763,

le 10 ^Tl^MOUSTIEKS. XVIII Century.

Other Potters.

SoP

The signature ofFtraud.

, t&a,

I'OIJPKKS. Circa 1750.

MOUI.INS. XVIH Century.

66 FAYENCE. FRANCE.

efir-

EM.MOUI.INK.

Potter and Painters' Names.

I*A TOUR n'Air.tTKs,

APT.

Gour/r.

173-4,

R

MMAYANS, near ROCHKLT.G.

Claude Pelisie,

1726.V,\r,-.sous-TMiarnoN,

-Af. Sansont,

1738.VAI^SOUS-MKlinON,

VAL-SOTTS-MKUIJON. Mrtonhoffand Mourot. XVITT Century.

MONTAUHAN. DP

MONTAUIiAN.

DKSVKJ-:. XVTII Century.DupnS Poulainc.

ARDUS. ST. OMKK.

FAYENCE. FRANCE. 6 7

" Faitpar moiLaroze fil$) a Sainte-

Foy."S.MNTR-FOY.

B,

SbVAT.KNCIKNNKS.

V'AI.KNCMCNNKS.

oCVAI.KNCIKMNKS.

A

^

6V. Aviand

departeman du ri&r.

ST. AMAND, Established 1750,it/., poltcr.

a

A3^3 tf

ST. AMA NO.

68 FAVENCK. FRANCE.

ROUY.

cV

SINCKNY. Pellcvtf. XVIII Century.

B.T.Si NCI-:NY.

s-

5-

S.c.u.

m,ousteur

truccav/

a

PfLVELJLC'

WJD AP$ Tfl

1 Monogram of Jos. IVdcau. 2 Initials of L. Mu\'n;it, 3 Initials of J. T^ccrf.4 Mark of GluiTI. 5 Jnitiiils of A. Daussy.

FAVENCE. FRANCE. 69

IBORDEAUX. Lahens and Ratcau, 1826.

ipLIMOUKS. J. Pouyat, 1830.

J74JLlMOGKS.

sTAVKRNES. Circa 1760. Gaze.

MONTI'KLIKR.Le Vouland. XIX Century.

XVARACKS. XVIII Century.

faite a Martres>

1 8 Septembre,

1775-MAltTUKS.

MARSEILLES, established 1607.

;o KAYENCE. FRANCE.

*

MAUSKILI.KS. XVIII Century.

MARSEILLES. XV III Century.

MARSEILLES.

MAK.SKILLKS.

MAKSKIK.LES.

J. Robert. XVIII Century.

R-X-M.AKSKII.I.I-S,

V

v

MARSBII-I.KS. Vi-uve Pcirin.

MAKSRILIJCS.

FAYENCE. FRANCE. 7 1

BMAKSICII.LKS. Ronndby. M A KSK i I.LUS. Fauchicr.

MARSEILLES. XVIII Century.

MARSEILLES.

MANKKDK. CrJSRMONT-FKRRANO.

SAINT-LONGE.SAINT-LONG KS.

CLKRMONT-P'ERRAND.

CLERMONT.CLERMONT.

MlCILLONAS.

Pidoux 1765

^ Miliona.

MKII.LONAS.SfJiAUX. Glol, 1775.

FAYENCK. FKANCK.

SP

SCEA t r x- PKNTI 1 1 fcVK K.

Established 1753-1795.

RKNNKS.

Castiliion.

CASTII.IION.

la R

OPC-I.A-KKINK. XVIII (Vnturv.

UXKS. XIX(Vnturv. K 1'idion.

P. B.C.NISMKS. XIX rVntttry.

I'lanlitT, Huiu'oiriiiil & Co.

A.D.T.RUIIKLI.KS, 1856. Damn d T

.CL/^XCU

APKRY. Established c. 1750 bycl, Huron J)

1A prey.

H

MATHAUT. VINCKNNKS. Hannong. XVI II Cent.

OKI.KANS. XVIII Century.

FAYKNCE. FRANCE. 73

j** may /; $6.Tnm.orrsK. XVI II Century.

USK. Fouc|uex, Arnoux & Co.

QUIMPIOR. Hubnudiire, 1809.

2QuiMi'KR. XVI II Century.

MONTI-:T. Laurjorois. XIX Century.

TOURS. V. Avisseau. XIX Century.

ai.83ea.tL-

TOURS.

TOURS. Landais. XIX Century.

jL a Cousts b

LOVTS^LTAVTETOURS. J established 1770.

CH. de BOISSIMON et Cie.

a LANGEAIS INDRE & LOIRE.

LANUKAIS.

74 FAYENCK. FRANCE.

CASAMKNE, BKSANCON.

GIKN.

Q^OPKKMIERES. Lavalle. XIX Century.

PRKMIKKES. Lavalle. XIX (.Vntury.

Uncertain Marks*

AcJ

ALEX 1724

.7:AlIiot

FAYENCE. FRANCE. 75

ean ;

e cjer/ eurT730

NicoLasHY1738

(The reference numbers refer to Large Edition, vide pp. 260, 261.)

FAVENGE. SWEDEN DENMARK. 77

SWEDEN. DENMARK.

-^STOCKHOLM. Established 1726.

STOCKHOLM. A. Kalilslrom, pain lor.

^iu

STOCKHOLM. IX Hillberg, painter,

8

/2

ROUSTKAND & Korstrand.

R RSTR .\N I ),1769.

KKO, 1764.

Ehrenrcich, Director. TVantxen, painter.

78 FAYENCE. SWEDEN DENMARK.

^4 68

MAKJKisKK'f;. XVIII Century.

Sten, I Director.

STKALSUNU, 1768. Hcrvcghr, painter.

63STRAI.St?NI), 1768.

Klircnrcicli, Director.

STKAI.SUNTX ICbreurcich, 1770,

tt

Kitfr,, 1769.

Buchwald, Director.

Leihammcr, painter.

FAYENCE. SWEDEN DENMARK. 79

iteOcj] r^fy

KIEL. Circa 1770.

STOCKELSDORF.

A-ECKERNFORDE.

GTTSTATSBERG-

GUSTAFSBERG, 1820.

HELSINBERG.XVIII Century.

XVIII Century.

KUN1SRSBKRG,

FAYKNTK. C.KRMANV.

GERMANY.

BAYKKUTII. XVII (Vmury.

HAVKKUTII. XVFII Century.

BJH

BAYKI.UTII, XVIII (Vntury.

HUMTCII. XVITI r\.|jlury.

1s,

Hans Kmnt1573.

i7z

Nl Kl.MIIKK'it. ( illliT,

Ni.'Ki- MIII- HI;. Strnln'1.

Anno i /2Q.

Nuremberg.

Sladt Nuremberg1724.

S/rofcl.

Nl'UI 1 Mill- l.'i,.

17 r

Nl'lil MUI',1 1

',.

XVII I <

'iMltliry. I'nlln's M.lllli'.

rSYKM-K. CKUMANV. 8i

A3. fs& fsB'-

K*tTJT /JT ir

t^

rt MM i;*,, XVIII <Viiturv.

*

1771

:R*[).r^

X

RoSairn,

H, HAVAKIA. XVI1F Century.

loh Schaper.IlARHUKG.

G. ManjackfecitPROSKAU.

I'KOSKAU.

GOGCJINGMN, HAVAKIA. XVIII Cent.

POPIJLESDORF. XVIII Century.

M. Wessel, potter.

ASi,iiKKrrx.niciM, H5CHST. Established by Gelz, 1720.

I'-AYKNCE AND GRES. (JERMANV.

XVIII Conlnrv.

IIOuiST. XVIII ( Vnimy.

IIOcnsT. XVIII rvmm

DIHiniST. Dahl. XIX CVnturv.

Mt

MAYKNf'K ?

DlKMSTKIN.

AlCNSTAl'T.

AKNs'iAhT. XX'III ' Vutury.

A.N.

MoKAVIA. FIMIII. XVJI1 < Vnmrv.

KKANKKNTHAI,,I'aul iiinl J. 1 liit

HKttANKKNTllAI . H.iMlHtii'.'.

FAYENCE. GERMANY. 83

FRANKENTHAL, 1754.Paul and J. Hannong.

TLINITZ. XVIII Century.

FONFKIRCHEN.

IjSi

TI.HFLORSHEIM.

ZKLL.

al

NEUHALDENSLEBEN.

84 FAYKNCE. GERMANY.

SCHLIKKDACH.

KoNN.

KONIGSTKUTKN.

ROCKINC.KN.

OKKKNIIACMI, 1739.

lldKNKKKC.

AMKKKC.

(JKUNSTAI)T.

Wi'lTKlJUKC,

SCUWKIDNIT/..

ANN A mi IK;.

VOKDAMM.

FAYENCE. GERMANY.

KlIKItfSBKRG.

DANTXIC.

LESUM.

RKNDSBURG.

. H KH

KKUJNGTUTSKIST.

GROHN.

ILMKNAU.

NEUFRIEDSTEIN.

86 FAYENCK. GERMANY.

GRAKKNKODA.

tx/cr

DOKNIIKIM.

KlSKNACM.

72o

MKISSKN.

A IIMUNI I.

MINDKN.JKVF.R.

FAYENCE. GERMANY.

4

SCHLKSWIG. .

Uncertain Marks*

A. F.

1687.

CB

A'B1638

GHEDT

17T)

G-C-P.

1730

88 FAYENCE. GERMANY.

TABLE OF UNKNOWN GERMAN POTTERS' MARKS.

Ap

t

BS

H

H.H10

Pf.9o

H

HI,

.K.

16

HV XK

"

i-"

a/rM 19

20

6

N-

"

23

PhL

M

R-R 25

T.

28

VH3

31

w

a

NO M

: HN

37

ORES. SWITZERLAND. 89

SWITZERLAND.

ZURICH.

Schaphuysen .

Genrit Ruers.SCIIAKKIIAU.SKN. XVI Century.

MUNSTKK.

MKTTLACII.

*

HUBERTSBRRG.

Unknown Marks.

F. T. 1559.

HVG.

if89

B. V. 1574.

K R. 1598.

L. W. 1573.

QO CUES. SWITZERLAND. FAVKNCK. BKr.GIUM.

M. G. 1 586.

L. W.

W. T.

R.V.Hi

r1 1

M. O.

I. E.

I. R. 1588.

M. G. 1586.

J3. M.

C'oI.tnlNK. OlVS. X\'I ( V'MtUI'V.

II . W.

4-

COL<K;NK. Fayi-nm. XVI 1 1 (>uuiy.M. \ t . CrciniT, jMitii-i

1

.

BELGIUM.

HKUSSI;I.S.

KAYENCE. BELGIUM.

BRUSSKI.S.

ANDHNNKS.A. Vander Waert. XIX Century.

ANDENNKS.B. Lammens. XIX Century.

6

.

TOUKNAY. XVIII CViiturv.

LUXEMBOURG. Boch. Estabrl -

1767.

LUX&MBOUKG.

cccCP.

LUXKMHOUKG. XVI II Ccnturv.

1-pBKUOKS.

LILLE.

FAYENCE. BELGIUM.

LlI.LR.

N:A

DOREZ1748.

LILMV.. Dorez.

LlI.LK.

CAMBRAY.LlM.K.

Fecit IACODUS FICBVRTKR,Insulis in Flanclria,

Anno 1716.

Pinxit MARIA STEPHANUSBORNE Anno 1716.

LILLE.

LIT.LK. F. Boiisscnmrt.

LIT.I.K. Rnusscmart.

.I LI, i-:.

TJM.K.

I'iiintors' Marks. Kst:il)ll> tRuo.

FAYENCE. BELGIUM HOLLAND. 93

T1 PLILLE.

?

HOLLAND.Gaberil Vengobechea

Honda.HOUDA. XVIII Century.

Otto

756

HAMBURG.

Ghemaeckte tot Belle

C Jacobus Hennekensanno 1717,and inside

BAILLEUL.

AMSTMKDAM, 1780. H. Van Laun.

94 KAYliNCK. DELFT.

LIST of POTTERS, with dates of election to the Gild of St. Luc.

.fe

Gerrit Hermans/, 1614.Isaac Jimius, 1640.Albiechidu ICei/er, 1642.

Juit Gerrits Van cler Hoove, 1649.

Meynaert Garre brants;;, 1616.

Quiring Alders Kleynoven, 1655.Frederick Van Frytom, 1058.

'

Jan Sickus Van den Monk, i"5o..

Jan Aricns Van Hamnicn, xooi.

Aujjiisiijn Kcyuens, 1603.

Jan Jan.s FLiitick, 1602.

"acob Cornells/, inTr.!.

'illein Klel'lijns, io6j.

Arij Jan.s du Mildc, 1058,Pict Vixuer, 1752.

Gysbcrt Veibaast, i7<io.

A rend de Hank, 17^0.1 >irk Van Seine, 1079.Pioler Pmilissc, logo.Lucas Van Uale, toqa.

Cornells V:in ler Kloot, 1695.

Jan Itaan, 16' o.

Jan J)ecker, itiyH.

Arij Cornells Uronwer, 1009.

25. Iêonardns nf Amsterdam, 1721.26. lîulus Van dur Slroonii 1725.

DJC MKTALK POT.

27. Jeronimus Pinters Van Kessel, ioy;28. Lambertns Cleflius, 1678.

29. Lamb.irtns Van Kmliuuin, 1091.

30. Factory mark.

J)K CilCIKlvSK A.

31. (iislji'eiiht J.ainbreclit Kruylc, 1645.

32. S.inuu'l Van J'/entioorn, 1^74.

33. Adriamis Ivocks, 1(187.

34. Jan Van dor Henl, 1701.

35. Jan Theunis liextra, 1759.

30. Jacobim Haider, 1705.

J)|-; l)l_!HIIM.t)l-; SCIII-'NKICAN.

37. 1''ar:lory inai k ( I). S. K,).

j8. Amlin-nsiu Van Kfisi-l, 1075.

39. Jônis l(

'icioor, idtitj,

40. Hendrik de Koninj;, 17^1.

41. Factory mark.

42. MatliKUS Van Hoepart, 1734.

43. Hundrik Van Middeldyk, 1704.

UK PAAW.44. Factory mark, 1651.

T'OUUK MOKIAANS HoKJ-T.

45. RnchiisJfacob.s Ilujiptisleiii, i6tlo.

4t>. Antotii 'Kntisvve^, 1740.

47. Geertrnij Vcrstclte, 17^4.

Dli Kl.AKW.

48. Lambertus Sandei us 1764.

Dn PJU^T.

49. Dirk Van der Kcst, 169^.

50. Juliannes den Ajtpel, 1759.

I)K DKIK. KUIKKKN.

51. U'itial inaik (ilnct: Ill-Its), tf7.

PK KCIMKVN.

5^, Keinicr Iltiy, i'/i,

SV Japanese cli.ir.iLK-i'..

54. J,I|).UK-SC <:liar.n:l<-rs.

5(1. 1 Virus V.m M,\iiiiu, \?ty).

57. Jnli.intu's V.in d"t Kl'.ui, i7<"'.|.

Dl*.,1

PuKi M.I'.VNK I'LK'.MKS.

55. 'J'liparlilc in.irk of ( 'ornrlisdo KfiwrandJ, 11 uh .iiid Adi i. in f 'yn.if ko, it<ti\).

50. Aihtan I'yn.u-kei, ><;',

UK UK IK AMMNM.N.f'io. (J. I 'irlci s Kain, i''7-(.

CM. Facinry mark.rta. /J.u;li.ri,di l*c-xlra, 17^1.

6,1. Ifcmliii;!; Van IJoutn, r/so<

J)K PoKt I-.I.KV.MK h< IliiTI t..

f-.\, Jnli.iniir . Pmiii'i, rr.'5-

0^ Jan \'.in I'tiijn, i7'i>.

Tin a ii(l 67. Kacltiry tnail't, '7'cfiH. Hiick V.tn drv !>?"., i >',,

ti<h F.u'tory mark, ifr/; 7V''-

DlC PoKi KI.I'VKT I1

'!.!!!..

70. Juliannr-i Knotirr, iCn; ',

71, Piflrr V;in Moiirnr, I ',>>.

I 'r. Si AH.

7. Il%

.n'tni'v m.nk.

7> C.iinrli-, dr Urn;, *(>,?>.

74, J.IM A.dmr 1

., 17.11.

y"f JU'.IUs dr I'.rt j'., t7vj.

70. Ah'-ilii'. Kirll, r/c. |.

77 7*1!, and 7 ( . F.n'lmv in. irk -i, ifti.

'

and Mi. F'.ml Van dc:i |;nrl, .74...

8,\ Fa'(ory ni,rk, i''}'|.

ii.). Mailu-n. Van t!o;;aît,

f>4. Pirtcr Vpiluiri',

J)K TWKK Wit prat AN-..

Hg. \ViltcmVan l!r:rt:, 171 j 171,.!.

I>K TWII.K Si nii-rji-'i.

fJ6, Anlliotty Pcuni 1

*, 7',g,

T'JlNr;rK MKI.AAN 4

'i Hoi

K7. Jobannr-i Vcrli;|jon, tyytt

1)1'. I/AMl'J'. I'KAN.

H8. (Jf-nit I'irunwci', 17.^0.

8g. Abiatn Van dcr Krol. 17^..Jjc.Continued about il!i t.

VHg

HVCJfS.6,8

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H- ft

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etJan

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96 FAYENCE. DELFT.

IXV.X-I

AS,

D

t*I>P

H.S.T

C. Zachtlcrcn Fa,

1650.

J.Y.J:

'773

ATBA A/*a'77*

GOG'779

I.G.V

V\AD.

FAYENCE. DELFT. 97

I &

DM.Q.R.T.C

A.1,1663 .

S M.

H;

B FS

HvS

8

98 FAYENCK. DELFT.

Heindering Waandcrs

iy8t.

Rft*-!

HXM

PDNX^TJ/00

PORCELAIN. CHINA. 99

CHINESE DYNASTIES.(READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT.)

Tnng~han*A.D. 25.

Hou-kan.

1 Tsiit.

A.D. 264.

Hoit-han.

A.D. 947.

Hoii-chao.

A.T^. 960.

^1 If Tttng-tsin.

II27 -

A.D. 420.

l//rt// (Tartar).A.D. 1279.

A.D. 479.

Leang.A.D. 502.

A.D. 1368.

Tai'thsing.A.D. 1644.

Tsin.EXAMPLES.

AD. 557.

Sui.

A.D. 589.

ft-1 J\ Ta-miHg

jt K W Iching-koa

A,D. 618.

yj -J lion-lean^.vlv" A. D./^ Ta-ming

924-

(t'iii

Hou-tsln.

1=3 A.D. 936During the

period.

IOO PORCELAIN. CHINA.

SUNG DYNASTY.NAMES OF PERIODS.

King-te.A.D.I004-

^ 4'1 T T*1 T A.D. 1007-

Tien-shing.A.D. 1023.

Ming-tao.A.D. 1023.

Ching-yti.

I023>

A.D. 1023.

"^*Poo-yuan.

7L A.D. 1023./^ x ^

Chi-ping.

A.D. 1068.

^^ Yuan-fung.

^ A.Dfio68.

Yuan-yit.A.D. 1086.

ThaO'Shing.A. I). 1086.

Yitan-fu.A.D. IOS6.

X *- Chung-ho.7\\ A.D. nor.

Cheng-ho.A.D. noi.

CMen-Ckting.A.D. HOI.

Y^? Tsnng-ning.

-ft-/V'

Ta-chuan.A.D. 1 120.

Ching-kang.A.D. 1120.

NAN-SUNG DYNASTY.NAMES OF PERIODS.

1Chien-tan.

xii^

A.D. 1127,

Shao-hsing.1127.

Chien-tao.

A.D. 1163.

IBP ^^-^'-tiru A.

,A.D. 1163.

j El? Shtw-hsLA.D.

/5H5^

Ching-yuan.AJX.H95.

Chia-tai.

A.D. II9S-

PORCELAIN. CHINA. IOI

T A.D. 1195.

Kia-ting.A.D. 1195.

Pao-cking.A.D. 1225.

Shao-ting.A.D. 1225.

J. \*/ -LT

!2^T T Tuan-ping.A.D. 1225.

Hai-hsi.

I225 .J

J o Hsien-tun.A.D. 1265.

A.D. 1275.

Chinp-tan.A.D. 1277.

Cheang-hsing.A.D. 1278.

YUAN DYNASTY.(TARTAR).

NAMES OF PERIODS.

^ Chi-yuan.

7L A.D. 1279.

ra32*

Huang-clung.A.D. 1312.

A.D. 1321.

A.D.i 324 .

A.D. 1329.

Chi-sJian.

A.D. 1330.

A.D. 1333.

^p. Chi-ynan.A.D. 1333.

A.D.I333.

TA-MING DYNASTY.NAMES OF PERIODS AND EMPEROR.

Honnz-wou. 1368.Tai-tsou.

Kian-wen* 1399.

Chu-ty.

Yitan-tso*Young-fa. 1403.

Tching-tsou.

AtDI295Jm-tsoung.

A.D. 1308.Siomn-te. 1426.

Hiouan-tsoung.

A.D.Tching-tung. 1436.

Ying-tsoung.

102 PORCELAIN. CHINA.

King-tai. 1-150.

King-tai.

Tien-chitn. 1457.

Ying-tsoung.

\ ^.50

Tching-hoa. i

Tchun - ti

Howig-tchi. 1488.

Hiao-tsoung.

1

L JffrDJLj |7B1

Tchivg-te. 1506.

Wou-tsoung.

Kia-tsing. 1522.

Chi-lsoung.

I?|>l

Loniig-klmig. 1567.

Mou-tsoung.

f==i

Wiin-li. 1573.

Chin-lsoung.

Tai-1chang. 1620.

Kouang-tsoung.

."7^-TVTien-ki. 1621.

Tchy-ti.

Tswng-tsu. 1628.

Hoai-tsoung.

Chun-tchi. 1644.Chi-tsou.

Tsoung-kwang1

.

1644.

YjY/3 ^tlTHD

Tschao-won.

n2i -pU Loittig-woH. 1646.3= Itv Thang-wang.

rp/J\

y*tuir-fy. 1647.

Kouci-wang.

TAI-THSING DYNASTY.NAMKS OK J'KUfonS AND KMI'RKOR.

-JL1 ^vTV (1/1 Tni-tsou.

1 , QJ^I Tien-tsottng. 1627.

XV ^fiy Tai-tsoung.

Tsoting-te.

1662.

Ching-tsou.

I723-

CliMsoung.

.<r- "736-

Koa-lsoung.

Kia-king. 1 796.

Jin-tsoung.

Ttio-kouang. 1821.

/If Mcen-ning.

HlCH-foHlf.

'862.

Koiiang-shin,


SEALS (Siao-tchouan) XV TO XIX CENTURIES.

King-te. A.D. 1004-1008.

fltl

ItoKhang-hi. A.D. 1662-1722.

ffflir

Yvitg-tching. A.D. 1723-1736.

Young-lo. A.D. 1403-1425.

nn ft

JVnen

Siimen-te. A.D. 1426-1436.

illitn

rrrsp-ju

illn A.D. 1736-1795.

fi liyfe! nVir1 "** IIIfirn IIH

Tchi Nien King Kea Wising Ta

Tschaojwottm A.D. 1646. Kea~king* A.D. 1795-1821.

IO4 PORCELAIN. CHINA.

IUI

aia

taxTaa-kouang. A.D. 1821-1851.

Hien-fong. A.D. 1851-1862.

Tung-tche* A.D. 1862-1875.

noCO

A vase for the rich and honourable."

I-Shing.*' Harmonious

prosperity."

lo-Shin

Chin-tsang.

"Deep like a

treasury of gems."

Koh-ming-tsiang-fhi.

Name of maker.

ffeae-chuh

Choo-jin-tsaou.

"Made for theLord of the HeaeBamboos."

Tl Jr

Modern.

Copied at

Worcester.

Seal ofa

Man-darin.

M.Show or CJieoti."Longevity."

Another varietyor Ckeou.

'

Cheou.Another moreornamental.


King-te.

1450-1457.

Notdeciphered.

Sioiten-te.

1426-1436.

A stamp on a

bronze toad.

The Pa-kwa^ or eight trigrams of

Fou-hi, by which he and his fol-

lowers, as we are informed, attemptto account for all the changes and

transmutations which take place in

nature.

Tsang-kie was the inventor of the

first characters, and Fou-hi, 3468

years B.C., first traced the Pa-kwa

the eight symbols here given, so

frequently seen on square vases in

relief, accompanied by the circular

ornament, composed apparently of

two fish, which forms the centre of

two trigrams on each side of the

vase. These Buddhist symbols were

also introduced by the Japanese in

their decorative wares.

io6 PORCELAIN. CHINA.

No. i.

Stems.

*-t>

3.

6

No. 2.

The Five Elements.

Kia

Yih Iih )

\ng\

ing )

Vn \

a )

}

,}

Correspond to

Ping

Ting

Wn

Ki

Keng

Sin

Jen

Kwei

Wood.

Fire.

Earth.

Metal.

Water.

No. 3.

Branches.

9

All these inscriptions may be known as dates by the characters

which usually terminate the inscription : Nieti, year ; and tchi^ to

make, form, or fashion.

Sometimes other characters are used : Nien-tsaou, made in the

year indicated.

Wo-*hin-men Leang-ki~shoo."Painting of Leang-ki

in the Wo-skin year." The fifth year of the seventy-fifth cycle, A.D. 1808.

A wine CUP- Wine jug.

THE SEVENTY-SIXTH SEXAGENARY CYCLE,COMMENCING A.D. 1864.

From "Mayers' Chinese header's Manual."

IP J

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T9JI T "9

R jJcJ~o

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4 TEfT

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^^j ^^*

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74 T*flr io 60


INSCRIPTIONS ON CHINESE PORCELAIN.

Jin-ho-kouan." House of Humanity

and Concord." 1111-1125.

/ v\

Tchou~fou-yao." Porcelain of the

palace." 1260-1367.

"Three fishes." Siouen-te period.

* Three fruits." 1426-1435.

Ou-in-fao-jtn. "The old man wholives in solitude." 1567-1619.

AD

"Happiness, riches, and long life."

"

The five blessings.

" Three mushrooms." 1426-1435.Woo-fuh.

" The five blessings/'

The word '*

Happiness" repeatedfive times. Woo-ftth-Un-mwi. "May the five

blessings enter here."

. "Longevity." 1426-1435.

'Jhsieou. "Wine." 1521-1566.Fuh-koitey-tchang-tchnn.

"Riches,

high rank, and long life."

W"Tsao-Cang. "Jujubes." 1522-1566.

A'iaug-fang.*'

Ginger.'J

1522-1 566.

C// tfo?/-pi-nan -chart*

Fou-jou-t<nmg-hai,

I 10 PORCELAIN. CHINA.

Tching-liiig-kiim. Vase used al

feasts.

Tchouan~yoMen-ki-ti.'* May you

obtain that title."

Ing-chin-yoiiei."Souvenir."

1 Me ! I am the friend of him."

Crteng-yeou-ya-tsi.<{A distinguished

reunion of friends."

^. fi

ron-kon-tchin-oitan. "Antiquarian

curiosities."

2.Ottan-yu.

'Precious jade."

Ti'hiit'Otinii."

Precious pearl."

Tai-yu. Palede jade,

.

*'Ksirc as the five

precious ihinjjs."

Tcliom-OHaii.'* Precious offer."

ci

Fou-kond'kia-khi. ** Vase for nobleuse."

i

Yu-thang-kia-khi." A vase of llic

Hall of Jatlc."

PORCELAIN., CHINA. Ill

r

Ting-chi-tckm-khi-chi-pao." A rare

and precious stone."

LLi /'

Khi-yu-thang-teki." Made in the

Hall of Jade."

Tse-thse-thang-tchi." Made in the

Hall of the Violet Thorn."

1

Tcti-thang-youen-fou." Made in the

Hall of the Source of Happiness."

iTchi-thant-hien-mao.

" Made in the

veiled Celestial Hall."

Yit-ya-kin-hoa."Splendid as gold

in the House of Jade."

Yii'kiwU'tieii'tsing." When the rain

ceases, clouds become clear."

Pei'tching-tien-kien-M-tsao." Made

by Kien-ki."

Ming Dynasty.

*

Thsing Dynasty.

Jade. Pearl.

112 PORCELAIN. CHINA.

Seal of the Ming Dynasty.

A mark on porcelain.

"JL

*^^

flTD

Ming Dynasty.

TcJiing-te-nien*tch t. 1506-1 5 22.

DEVICESFOUND ON PORCELAIN.

Wan-tsc. The Creation.

Pearl. Emblem of talent.

A stone of honour.

A stone of honour.

The sacred axe.

PORCELAIN. CHINA.

Writing implements.

Musical instruments.

A rabbit.

Clioang-yu. Two fish.

Unknown marks.

1 14 I'OKCiiLAIX. CHINA.

Unknown marks.Unknown marks.

PORCELAIN. CHINA.

MARKS ON SPECIMENS IN THE JAPANESE

PALACE, DRESDEN.

3LE

Il6 PORCELAIN. CHINA.


A

n8 PORCELAIN. CHINA.

/"/. "Prosperous."

A gourd, an emblem of

longevity.

Unknown.

Unkno\yn ; probablySiamese.

* Two varieties of four-

legged vases with a high earon each side. This mark hasbeen copied on Derby porce-lain, and been wrongly de-scribed as a modelling table.


I Voshin-nien Leang-ki-shoo.

' ' Paint-

ing of Leang-ki in

the Woshin year,"the fifth year ofthe cycle, probably1808.

I 'a Jig-ho -tang-tchi."Made at the

Yang-ho (encour-

agement of har-

mony) Hall."

Yvft- tang- tea -ke.11

Beautiful vessel

of the Jade HaU"(name given to the

Imperial Chinese

Academy).

A'an-chuen-kin-yuh .

' ' The elegant Jadeof Nan-chuen."

Shwal - juh -kuiig-

yung." For the

"public use of the

general's Hall.11

Shitig-yew -ya- chi.1 ' The elegant col-

lection of the holyfriends."

Gae-Uen-chin-chang.1 4 Precious rewardfor the lover of

Nelubium" (waterlily).

See Yuh. " West-ern Jade."

*Yew-lai. "The ar-

rival of friends."

Pao-shing.1 '

Inexpressiblyprecious."

Tau-kwei. '

olive."

Red

A form of the seal

character, show,"Longevity."

Known in Hollandas the spider mark.

I2O PORCELAIN. JAPAN.

GREAT JAPAN.

BDAJ

Ni-

PON.

Guikmon. Chrysanthemum.An Imperial mark.

Kirimon. A flower used by the

Mikado as an emblem.

MINAMOTO.

MlNAMOTO.Used by the Sioguns, 1593.

RF.GKNT OF GOTAIRO, killed 1860.

oPRINCE OF KANGA.

PRINCE OF SATSUMA.

PRINCE OF SIIENDAI.

NAGATO.

The Daimios.

PORCELAIN. JAPAN. 121

AKI.

BIZEN.

ARIMA.

KOURODA.

SlMOSA.

DaTmios.

WAKASA.

TANGA.

OSSOUMT.

YAMASTRO.

SATAK&

DaTmios.

122 PORCELAIN. JAPAN.

Souwo.

OoNANBU.

TSIKUGO.

AKITA.

Daifmios.

KUWANA.

ASIU.

H ICONIC.

ONVADZIMA.

PRINCE OF HIZEK.

Dai'mios.


Provinces and Principal Factories.

GrOKlNAT.

i. Yamasiro. Afiaco,or the

principalityofKiota, is in this

province. Awata,Uji % Kiyomidsu.

( 2. Yamato.*** i" Koriyama.

(_3. Kawatsi or Kawaji.Hiogo^ Awadji.

4. Idsoumi. Fitshimi.

J5. Setsou or Sidzu.

Oosaka, Saki.

TOKAIDO.

2. Is<5 or Isy<*.

Yokkaichi.

3. Sima.


I 4. Owari. Okasaki,Seto

t Shinoyama,Inaki-mura.

5. Mikawa.

xo;

6. Tootomi (Toh6-domi). Shitoro-

mjira.

<

r 7. Sourouga.

8. Kahi or Kii.

\Vagayama.

'

9. Idsou. Simotfa.

10. Sungaini. /'V/ji-

ytiwa. MOHS.

ii. Mousasi.T

1

^/^, Yokohama,Asakusa^ Imado

t

Kemume-m ura.



is. Awa.

3. Kadsousa.

14. Simusa.

15. Hitatsi.

TOSANDO.

i. Oomi.

- 2. Mino.

T| !- 3. Hida or Fida.t^. i| -

A 1

4. Sinano.


5. Kutsouk(J.

6. Siinotsoukd.

. 7. Moutsiu

-

8, Dftva.

KOKOUROKOUPO.

i. \Vakasa.

1) D.

2. YctsiVscn.

3. Kanga. A'//tii//it

Ohhnachl.

> 4. Noto.

PORCELAIN. JAPAN. 1 2 5

Provinces and Piincipal Factories. Provinces and Principal Factories.

5. Yetsisiou,6. Idsoumo. Mad-

s-itye, Sagai.

- 6. Vetsigo.

fe. 7- Sado (Island).

SANINDO.

i. Tanba.

ft-

yjjj

TU Tango.

3. Tatsima.

4. Inmba.

5. Foki or Hooki.

*7. I\vami or Iwaki.

l\*agamwa,SoMa.

18. Oki (Island).

SANYODO.

i. Arima or Halima.

htmeji.

2. Mimasaka.

'

=P3. Bitsiou.

4. Bizen. Imbc.

\ *Ird -

H, )

5. Bingo.

[26 PORCELAIN. JAPAN.


6. Aki.

-7. Suuwo.

8. Nagalo. ffagi,,- Afadsf/, Toyo-I nra-yama.

NANKAIDO.

i. Awadsi or Aw;iji

(Island).

A2. Awa.

r>3- Sanoulci.

4. lyo.


T. Rouxon or Rudsen.

2. Tsiknuscn. Sobara-

"3. Tsikoun^o.

3

5. Mi/en;in the Is-

land of Kin-Siu.

Jmall, Matsonra,A rita

, Nagasaki ,

Deshna, A'arats?/,

Okaivajii Afika-

\ 6. Figo or Iligo.

. 7. Fiouga or Hiouga.


Provinces and Principal Factories. Provinces and Principal Factories.

8. Ohosoumi or Osumi.Chi lisa.

10. Iki (Island).

H-

9. Sdtsuma. Kawa-shh'o-gawa,

, n. Tsousima (Island).

NOTE.

The usual terminations, following the Chinese or Japanese marks of

dynasties, provinces, or factories, as well as those of potters, are here

given :

(fco or tzi>, "maker."

stf,"made/' same as Chinese /<///.

Chinese. Japanese.

nien \ nctt

rr

tcJty I set

" made in the period."

Japanese.

tiffI


JAPANESE SEXAGENARY CYCLE, OF 60 YEARS.

TEN SERIES CYCLIC. SIGNS OF THE ELEMENTS.

i. Ki n6ye

f 2. A7 11$ye

3. Fttittye

4. y-y >/ t ; to .

5. Tstitsfntye .

3 6. TsA/si no to .

7. A";/^ W(/^'^

8. Katie itdye .

9. Mldzft n6 ye .

10. MiJst'r nti to .

K'i, \\roocl .

/'Y, Fire

Tsft/sf, Earth

', Metal

Mulsft, Water

7k

'X

Tfc

TWELVE SERIES CYCLE.

j" i. JVe . . Mouse.

Jl 2. Uri . . . Bull.

^B 3. Tora . . . Tiger.

fJQ 4. U . . . Hare.

J^ 5. TV?/'

. , Dragon.

Q 6. A/i . . . Serpent.

SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC.

7-

8. Mtsihl

9. A'*//-// .

TO. 7iW7 .

IT. />/// .

T2. /

. Horse.

. Goat.

. Ape.

. Cock.

. Hound.

. Swine.

130 "NENGOO" OR JAPANESE PERIODS.

T Jinn-tin

Gen-tin .

3C "_L Show-tiyo

AWvV./

Kwan-shtjw7t>

7p t\f* Bun-show

Bun-mei

A.n.

'370.

1372.

375-

1380.

1380.

1394-

1428.

1429.

I44T.

1444.

T449-

1452.

I4S5.

1457-

1460.

1466.

1467.

1469.

1487.

1489.

1492.

1501.

fc'i^> ] V/-.v//(w

^Dai-jfi .

JE *

r3 fttT A'ci-tui .

'/& $y

"\/ S7 Kwtnt-bun

rd-k?y<>

A.D.

IS04.

1532.

'558.

IS70.

1573-

1592.

IS96.

1615.

1624.

1644.

1648.

1652,

T655-

1658.

1661.

1673.

1681.

168^.

1688.

1704.

PORCELAIN. JAPAN.

?* TPIKS-IE- Slwwtok

Kly i-ho

Gen-bun

Kwan-po

\ "en-kiyo

Kivan-yen

Ho-reki

Afei-wa

An-jci .

BJ^ JT^ Ten-Met

A'wan-sei

A'iyo-wa

A.D.

1711.

X736 -

1741.

. 1744-

. 1748.

. 1764.

. 1772.

. 1781.

1789-

. 1801.

ffj yZ$ JCoo-faea

^j/ ^L Ka-yei

;**c

An-sei

Man-en.

Geu-dsi

A. D.

1804.

1818.

1830.

1844.

1848.

1854-

1860.

1861.

. 1865.

i-ji, 1868 to present

EXAMPLES OF DATES.

Gen-hi ncn-xei.

A.D. 1570.

Ten-3hew.A.D. 1579.

Rt

Show-u."

A.D. 1653.

Errl-soui Yang-iii$.A.D. 1653.

Yem-po iien-wi.

A.D. 1673 to 1681.

Bnn-hia nen-sci.

A.D. 1804 to 1818.

Mci-ji-nen To-yen -set,

A.D. 1868.

END OF NKNCOOS.

PORCELAIN. JAPAN

KIOTO (PROVINCE).Formerly MIACO.

53U

Fushimi. A copy of style.

Koyemon, potter.

ii in Uji.

ft

ak?t. Zengoro, potter, 1810.

Kiyomidsu.

Dohachi, potter, 1875.

1730.

1750.

Kiyomidsu. Ken-Zan, potter.

Kiyomidsii. Sei-fu, potter, 1875.

Nin-sei, potter at Monomura, 1690.


Kanxiin, potter of Kioto, 1860.

Q

Kanzan, potter, 1870.

Tai-ssan, potter, 1870.

\JL/

Itsi-gaya. Tai-zan, potter, 1870.

Tai-zan ,

potter.

Den-ko,

potter, 1870.

Awata ware( Yaki}*

Awtfd, 1 800.

Cheott, /v:/// ,/}///, chc, Iah."The Five

YAMATO OR AMATC(PROVINCE).

t at Koriy<.ima^ 1650.

Agahada* By Tan-sat-su-do, i6f

SOf

Agahada. Boku-haku, potter.


IDSUMI (PROVINCE).

Minato. Senshui-Sagai-iHOto.

fCichi-ye-mon, potter, i8th Century.

SETSOU (PROVINCE).

a61

^._*oRaku ware. Kissu-ko, potter, 1860.

OR ISY^ (PROVINCE).

HIS7>t' ware, 1580. Fou-kou t "happiness."

IstBankoware. I 1870.

. Inscription, andname in oval.

/jf Banko marks t

1875-

9

1875.

OWARI (PROVINCE).

Inu-yzma ware.

Ho-raku (name of fabric), 1820.

Go-raku (name of fabric), 1820.

Go-raku and potter's name.

5j</<? ware or Seto t 1764.

I 36 PORCELAIN. JAPAN.

e

Somctsitka \\are, made tit Sedo, 1800.

ten, 1874.

Nagoya ware, by Shippo Kuwaisha,1876.

f

Q^1

"^^^I

,

BX&io ware,

1876.

*<#

KII OR KAYEI (PROVINCE).

Khhiuware,1800.

Of

ware,

1848.

Ktt-yci guan-ycn KttH&i Otokoyama.

Kishinware,1828.

Aranki Ofoko-yama .

Art*//,"Long life."

Ornamental form on various wares.

PORCELAIN. JAPAN.

Iga ware, made at Kimpozan.

MOUSASI (PROVINCE).

y<?dfo Banko ware, 1750.

Kozawa Benshi, potter, 1875.

Ma-kitsu-yo-Kosan-tso t 1 875.

Ttf^/i? ware. Hiyochiyen, potter, 1875.

tl"

Mino ware. Kado Gosuke, potter, 1875.

KANGA ORKAGA(PRoviNCE\

Kanga Kutani, 1867.

Kanga Kutani, 1867.

'38 PORCELAIN. JAPAN.

AKutani mark, 1875.

ffilFo-u-kou.

"Happiness/

1

1620.

B

Z)a/ Nipon Kutani-tzo> 1870.

Kutani. Tou-zan, potter, 1860.

Kutaiii. Inscription begins at topand reads to the left, 1875.

Ohi Machi. Raku ware, 1800.

Ohi Machi. Rakn ware, 1800.

) and potter's mark, 1870.IDSUMO (PROVINCE).

-

mK-utani. Uchiumi, potter, 1875.

Pushina ware. Made at Mansuye,1820.


Fushhta ware, 1830.

Fushina. Kano Itsu-sen-in, 1840.

WFushina, 1750.

IWAMI (PROVINCE).

oQpoQp050

Soma ware. Badge of the Prince.

Soma ware, 1840.

'

Happiness"on Soma, &c.,

1840.

Soma. Mark of Yen-Zan.

Soma. Mark of Kane-Shige.

HARIMA (PROVINCE).

ste

Tosan. Made at Himeji, 1820.

Tozan ware, 1820.

A stamp unknown, 1760.

Hirado \vare.

Made at

Mikawaji, 1770,


1840.

AVVAJI_ (ISLAND).

*L? B

~ !*

Nlpon Aivaji Kashlu Sanpel* 1875.

HIZEN (PROVINCE).

Jiraku ware, at Karatsu, 1800.

PJ-Mikawaji, near Arita, 1760._._......

HOkawaji, near Arita.

Made at MikaiuajL The inscriptionbegins at bottom, reading left. 1875.

Okawaji. hnari vvaro

hnari in Hixen.

7,0-slnm ware.

JJ

Imarl in Arita.

PORCELAIN. JAPAN. 14!

Iniari ware, made at Arlta^ 1800.

Arifa. Fnk-kouei-chaiig-chnn t

" TheFive Blessings," 1810.

*Z(W//nn-tei-Sa mpo-sci, 1 830.

^LiL f|'

-Jr/Va \\are (/man). Fukagawa,potter.

Arita \vare, made by S. Fukami,1875.

fc

Imarit by S. Fukami, 1875.

A'isa. Koransha mark of S. Fukami,1875.

Dai Nip^n Hizcn.

Mark of Y. l*'ukagaua of Arita, 1875,on the above.

142 PORCELAIN. ITALY.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, 1580. The cathedral.

'Ml

FLORENCE. XVI Century.Arms of the Medici.

FLORENCE. XVI Century.A lion's paw holding a tablet.

FLORENCE.

DOCCIA. Established 1735.

DOCCIA. Fanciullacci.

PORCELAIN. ITALY. 143

*

GINORI.DOCCIA. XVIII Century.

CAMS.

DOCCIA. XVIII Century.

CAPO DI MONTE.

Established 1736, ceased 1821.

NCAPO DI MONTE. Circa 1759.

N crowned for Naples.

CAPO DI MONTE. Circa 1780.Rex Ferdinandus.

CAPO DI MONTE. Painter.

NAPLES. Ghistiniani.


MILAN. J. Richard. XIX Century.

GAJF.F.

J r*e is- 1 so.TRKVISO.

Giuseppe Andrea Fonlebasso, Fratelli.

FF.

. I'ralclli Fonlebasbo.

DOTURIN (Vineuf). Ebt.iblislicd 1770.

Doctor Giuanctti.

V-F

CAR.:

1776TUKIN (Vincuf).

VjfKNXA.

1765Venezia

Fab" GeminianoCOZZIVKNICK.

Ven?

CK. Kblablishod circa 1720.

PORCELAIN. ITALY. 145

c.P

VENICE.

Initials with prices underneath.

VENICE, an early mark.

*AE.Wi.w

VENICE. Unknown marks.

VENICE. Marks of the Vezzi period.

Established 1723, ceased circa 1750.

CtaLTMrt oct di

VENICE. Ortolani , circa 1740.

G.M

ACozzi period. Giovanni Marconi.

K


l.G,

VICNICE. Marks of the Cozzi period.

Established 1765.

06Novrc. Established 1752.

Giovanni Battista Antonibon.

l/io-ae*

NCTVE. Antonibon.

GSAiB.-MOVE. Giovanni Battista, Antonio

Bon or Antonibon.

NOVE. Marconi, painter.

**

NOVK. XVIII C'entury.

Move

WOVE

NOVK, Baroni period, 1802-1825.

PORCELAIN. ITALY SPAIN.

/^

GBMOVENOVE. Baron i.

NOVE. XVIII Century.

ESTE+ 1783 +

ESTE, near Padua. XVIII Century.

2)- -8

ESTE

ESTE,

SPAIN.

"'llTl

!

I I

GERONA.

NOTE. Probably a Spanish coat-of-arms on

Oriental porcelain.

jfc>

MADRID (Buen. Retire).


TITMADRID. Cayetano fecit.

MADRID. Salvador Nofri.

148 PORCELAIN. SPAIN.

CDMADRID. Ochogravia?

MADRID. Sorrentini?

MADRID. Pedro Georgi ?

MADRID. Unknown.

>Tlr

MADRID. Charles III.

R. F. ID. PORCELANA

B. S. M. C.

MADRID. On imitation Wedgwood.

MADRID. XVIII Century.

O.F bMADRID. XVI II Century,

xMADRID (Buen Retire).


JftOFX-

MADRID.

VAOPORTO. Vista Allegre. Established

about 1790.

PORCELAIN. GERMANY. 149

GERMANY.

DRESDEN (Meissen).

Augustus Rex, 1709-1726. For the

King's use.

DRESDEN. Wand of ^Esculapius.

Established c. 1712. Porcelain for sale,

1715 to 1720.

DRESDEN.Comtesse de Cosel's service.

DRESDEN, 1716 to 1720.

DRESDEN.B5ttger's marks.

I JO PORCELAIN. GERMANY.

DRESDEN.Bottger's marks.

DRESDEN, about 1720.

DRESDEN. Early marks, c, 1730.

ADRESDEN. Kind's period, 1770.

DRESDEN, about 1796. One or morestars denote the Marcolini period.

XJS.^.J

K.H.C.WDRESDEN (Meissen).

DkKSJJKN.

UKKSDICN (Meissen).

NOTE. -One bar across the swords on white cliina signifies perfect andfer safe.

One or two above or below signifies defective.Two to four across on services, more or less defective.

PORCELAIN. GERMAN Y.

JW.Konigliche Porzellan Manufactur.

X

C-J

l; et

VSO. \

DRESDEN (Meissen).

tr

DRESDEN.

wJBtjzG

-f/zS, 30 De

JU1CW

DRESDEN.

'52 PORCELAIN. GERMANY.

VIENNA.Established 1718, ceased 1864.

LAMPRECHT.

Perger.

Furstlcr.

VARSANNI.

J. Week.

K. Herr.

VIENNA. Artists.

ELBOGRN.Established 1815. Haidinger.

NOWOTNY.

AN.Ar/PENROUTAU. Nowotny.

HEREND.

HERKND. Arms of Hungary.XVIH Century.

HKRKND. Morice Fischer.

SSCHLAKENWALD. Established 1800.

C.F.PIRKENHAMMKR. Christian Fischer.

PORCELAIN, GERMANY. 153

F&R

J.F. RPlRKENHAMMER.

-Fischer and Reichambach.

[K%GlIPRAGJ

PRAGUE. Kriegel and Co.

BERLIN. Wegeley. Established 1751.

IBERLIN. Sceptre, 1761.

ETMBERLIN. Used c. 1830.

X WE

BERLIN. Various marks.

XCHARLOTTENBURG. Established 1760.

B. P. M.BKRLINT.

MOABIT near -BERLIN.Established 1835.

154 PORCELAIN. GERMANY.

HOCHST. Established by Gelz, 1720.

PRANKENTHAL.Crest used from 1755 to 1761.

FRANKENTHAL. J.A. Hannong.

FKANKENTHAL.Mark of Carl Theodor, 1761.

VIFRANICENTHAL,

FRANKKNTLIAL. Hannong.

IHi

AB

GREINSTADT. Bartolo.


NYMPHENBURG. Established 1758.

Arms of Bavaria.

NYMPHENBURG.

I.A.HJ778

C. /f. Silbertamer.

1771.

G. C. LINDEMANPinxit.

NYMPHEKBURG. Painters.

77NYMPHEXBURG.

NYMPHENBURG. Masonic.

WURTZBURG. XVIII Century.

Bdyreitli

Li

BAYREUTH. XVIII Century.


AA

AANSPACH (BAVARIA).

Established 1718.

A

^ANSPACH. XVII I Centurv.

5J7J&

FUKSTKNIIUKU. Established 1750.

FURSTENBURG. Established 1763.

PORCELAIN. GERMANY. 1 5 7

LUDWIGSBURG.

LUDWIGSBURG or KRONENBURG.Established by Ringler, 1758.

LUDWIGSBURG, before 1806.

LUDWIGSBURG, Arms of Wurtemburg,

LUDWIGSBURG.Used from 1806 to 1818.

\\J>/TR.

LUDWIGSBURG, 1806 to 1818.

LUDWIGSBURG, from 1818.

HILDESHEIM. Established 1760.


FLLDA. Kstablished 1763.

FITLDA, coascd 1780.

hDHKSSK-DARMRTADT. Estabd -

1756.

V--'

VOLKSTKDT.Established 1762, by Grcincr.

CSVVor.KSTKnr.

RRUDOT.RTADT. Estnblishccl 1762.

Runoi,STAi>T.

A hay-fork. Arms of Schwartxbourg.

R -11

RAUKNSTKIN. Kstnblishcd 1760.

NX/WAI-LKNDORK. Kstablished 1762.


GROSBREJTENBACH. Estab' 1 -1770.

GROSBREITENBACH, 1770.

G

in.THURINGIA. Uncertain.

cojooLIMBACH. Established c. 1761, by

Gotthelf Greiner.

LIMBACH, 1761.

1 60 PORCELAIN. GERMANY.

LIMBACU, 1761.

OOTIIA.

Established 1780. Rothenberg.

N. Naihusius.

9CERA. Established about 1780.

GL

GGOTHA. Various marks.

BADKN. Estsiblished 1753, by tlie

Widow Sperl, ceased 1778.

PORCELAIN. SWITZERLAND HOLLAND. l6l

SWITZERLAND.

NYON. Established about 1780.

NVON, 1780-1790, Genese.

2ZURICH. Established 1759.

HOLLAND. BELGIUM,

WWEESP. Established 1764.

WEESP. XVIII Century.

WWEESP. XVIII Centurv.

W wWEESP or LOOSDRECHT.

1 62 PORCELAIN. HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.

MoL

LOOSDRECHT.Established 1772, by Rev. De Mol and

otht-rs. Manufactur oude Loosdrecht.

AMSTERDAM. Circa 1810.

AMSTERDAM. XVIII Century.

OUDE AMSTEL. Established 1782.

AAMSTEL. A. Dareuber, Director.

Ceased about 1800.

NIEWER AMSTEL, by Dommer & Co.

THK HAGUE.Established 1775, by Leichner

;

ceased 1786.

PORCELAIN. HOLLAND AND BELGIUM. 163

L.L.

LILLE.

Ja.lt ybar

LILLE.

Established 1711, by Dorez and Pelissier.

These marks are of the period of

Leperre Durot, 1784.

f

TOURNAY.

n

&.G

TOURNAY.Established about 1750, by Peterinck.

TOURNAY, used about 1760.

To TY

TOURNAY (so ascribed).

.

BRUSSELS. XVIII Century.

LCBRUSSELS, with initials of L. Crett.

I 64 PORCELAIN. BELGIUM-RUSSIA.

8hBRUSSELS, with painter's name.

B %

BBRUSSELS. XVIII Century.

B.L.

*&

ELUXEMBURG. Boch. Established

Sept Fontaines. Circa 1806.

RUSSIA. POLAND.

ST. PETERSBURG. Established 1744.

5ST. PETERSBURG.

F1:K.ST. PKTKRSJUJRG.

Initials of Empress Catherine 11., 1762-1796. Paul KornelotTc, maker.

nST. PETERS BIJ KG.

Initial of Emperor Paul, 1706-1801.

PORCELAIN. RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG.Emperor Alexander I., 1801-1825.

ST. PETERSBURG.Emperor Nicholas, 1825-1855.

ST. PETERSBURG.Emperor Alexander II., 1855.

BPATLEBt

RopHWAOBbDCbST. PETERSBURG.

Brothers Korneloffe, makers.Established 1827.

ST. PETERSBURG. Kornelofte.

FAPAHEPZ

cMoscow.

Moscow.Established 1787, by A. Gardner.

nonoBLi

A\Moscow.

A. Popoffe, established 1830.

ISAMHA.Moscow.

Gulena, potter. Fabrica Gospodina.

1 66 PORCELAIN. RUSSIA SWEDEN.

KIEBZ.15II

KIEFF. End of XVIII Century.

KORZEC.Established 1803, by Mdrault.

BARANOWKA (Poland).

CTURKEY.

SWEDEN AND DENMARK.

A8~MARIEBEKG.

Estabd -

1770. Frantzen, decorator.

MARIEBERG.Sten, Director. Circa 1780.

JVBMAKIF.BICRG, 1770-1789.

t

PORCELAIN. DENMARK GERMANY. 167

MARIEBERG. Ceased 1789.

COPENHAGEN.Established 1772, by Mtiller.

COPENHAGEN.

JL* On orlip

Ibid. Painter's name.

COPENHAGEN ?

B & GCOPENHAGEN.

Ring and Grondahl, 1850.

GERMANY. Uncertain Marks.

1 68 PORCELAIN. GERMANY.

/W-

c-i:

HC

I73o

R. B.1750.

G.B.F.

1783-

EB

PORCELAIN. FRANCE. 169

FRANCE.

ST. CLOUD. Chicanneau.

ST. CLOUD.Established 1695. ceased 1773.

s:cT

ST. CLOUD. Trou, 1730-1762.

19

RE

ST. CLOUD. Successors of Trou.

tor

chaatiilyCHANTILLY. '

Established 1725. Ciquaire Cirou.

CHANTILLY.

D V-I3V7

MENECY. Due de Villeroy. Estab-lished 1735, by Barbin, ceased 1773.

17 PORCELAIN. FRANCE.

FRANCE. Brancas Lauraguais.Established 1764.

FRANCE. Brancas Lauraguais.

SXS.P

SCEAUX.SCEAUX PENTHlfcvRE.

Established 1750, by Jacques Chapelle.

AKKAS.

Estabd -

1872, by Demoiselles Dcleneur.

VINCENNES. Established 1786.

Hannong and Le Maire.

LPVINCKNNICS. Louis Philippe, 1783.

Effit

ViNCENNES ? Dubois.

PORCELAIN. FRANCE. I/I

VINCENNES. Hannong.

BOULOGNE. XIX Century.M. Haffringue.

]VpETIOLLES. Established 1768.

Monnier, manufacturer.

ETIOLLES.

BROR

BlaRBOURG LA REINE.

Established 1773, by Jacques & Jullien.

BOURG LA REINE.

CLIGNANCOURT. Established 1775.

'_iA

CLIGNANCOURT. Deruelle.

CLIGNANCOURT.Louis Stanislas Xavier. Monsieur,

Comte de Provence.

DCLIGNANCOURT. Deruelle.

CLIGNANCOURT. Monsieur.


CLIGNANCOURT. Mark of Monsieur,Comte de Provence.

CLIGNANCOURT.

Moitte.CLIGNANCOURT.

Moitte, successor to Deruellc.

ORLEANS.Established 1753, b^G. Daraubert.

ORLEANS.

ORT.KANS.Bdnoisl Le Rrun, 1808-1811.

/CYFFLE

L.LUNEVIILE

TERREDELORRAINE

ViUJs. ]^stnblishc<t 1769. Cyf'llr.

nNlDRRVlLr.RK.


NlDERVILLER.Established 1760, by Baron de Beyerlet.

NlDERVILLEK.

Lanfray. Succeeded 1802 to 1827.

3DMONTREUIL.

XNIDERVILLER. Count Custine, 1792.

BOISSETTE.

Established 1777, by Vermonet.

NIDERVILLER.

NIDERVILLER. VAUX. Established 1770, by Hannong.


LA SEINIE. Established 1774, by the

Comte de la Seinie.

BORDEAUX. Veillarcl.

CAENCAEN. Established 1798, ceased 1808.

caenLe frangois

aCaen.

CAEN. A recent potter.

S. Jistablished 1785.

Fauquex and Lainoninary.

CHATILLON (Seine). Circa 1775,

BAYEUX. Established 1810, by Lang-lois, afterwards M. Gosse.

ST, AMAND.Established 1815, by M. de Bettigm'es.


CHOISY LE ROY.

Established 1786, by M. Clement.

G R et Oe

LIMOGES. Established 1773. Grellet.

C-T>

LIMOGES. Other marks of early date.

Circa 1773, ceased 1788.

SARGUEMINES. Utzchneider.

SARGUEMINES. Recent mark.

H

STRASBOURG, 1752. Hannong.

-STRASBOURG, so attributed from the

quality of the ware.

STRASBOURG, supposed.


A

STRASBOURG, supposed.

RR

MARSEILLE. Established 1766, by

]. Gaspard Robert, ceased 1793.

CMPARIS. Chicanneau & Moreau.

Faubourg St. Honore", 1730.

PARIS. Pont aux Choux, 1784,

PARIS. Pont aux Choux.Louis Philippe, 1786-1793.

PARIS. Pont aux Choux.

Outrequin de Montarcy, circa 1786.


L". DARTE Rue

Vivienne N.

PARIS. "Gros Caillou," 1773, byAdvenir Lamarre.

APARIS. Rue Thiroux. " De la Reine

'

(Antoinette), 1778, by A. M. Lebeuf.

HouselPARIS. "De la Reine." Succeeded

Lebeuf, 1799.

RueTkiroua Paris.

PARIS. Guy and Housel, 1799.

LEVEILLE12

RueTHIROUXPARIS. " De la Reinc."

PARIS. " Do la Rcinc." Rue Thiroux.

FLEURYPARIS. Rue Faub. St. Denis.

M. Flaincn Klcury.

Flamen

Fleury

Paris.

PARIS.

172.

PARIS. Murk unknown.

PARIS. Rue de Clichy.


PARIS. Rue de Bondy, 1780.1

D'Angoulfime.' '

Dihl & Guerhard .

JoPARIS. Rue de Bondy.

11Angoulme."

MCR leDUCA.TjoouleTn

PARIS. Rue de Bondy.

PARIS. Rue de Bondy.

MAJSTUFSfMDililiParlsPARIS. Rue de Bondy.

KEV1Lr

CapucinesPARIS. Unkno\\-n.

vejyi

PARIS. Unknown.

DASTIN,PARIS. Unknown.

CPCP

PARIS. Rue Faubourg St. Denis, 1769.Charles Philippe, Comte d'Artois.

PARIS. Boulevard des Italiens.

i8o PORCELAIN. FRANCE.

C H. PILLIVUYT,& Oe Paris.

PARIS. FOESCY. MICH UN.

Manufre dc Focscy,

Passage Violet No. 5,

R. Poissonnire, a Paris.

PARIS. M. Cottier.

PARIS. Fcuillet.

JPPARIS.

Belleville, 1790, by Jacob Petit.

RCP

DBrotter42

PARIS. Hue fit; Cnwsol, 1789, byCliarlns Putter.

E.B.PARIS. Riu: do Crnssnl.

CPGCarousel* Pans

PARIS. M. Guy, 1775.

T.G.C

Paris.

PARIS. UnKllOWI).

NAST

N. . .

pa.larisPARIS. Rue do Pnpincmiri, 1780.Lc Maire, succcudml \>y M. Nast.


C. H. MENARDParis

72 Rue de Popincourt

G.B[BREVETE!1 .. j

.PARIS

PARIS. Gillct & Briunclion, 1857.Lustred china.

130/I.

Ae SMVIIilmpera trice

RLDAGOTVa Paris.

PARIS. Boulevard Poissonni&re, 1780.

F. M. HONOREPARIS. Boulevard St. Antoine, 1785.

M""* de MADAMEDUCHESSE D'ANGOULEME

Dagoty E. Honor^PARIS.

F. D. HONORSa Paris.

PARIS. Boulevard St. Antoino.

R. F. DAGOTY.PARIS. Riu: St. I lonord.

PARIS. Unknown.

PAKIS. Unknown.

//

PARIS. Modern.

182 PORCELAIN. SEVRES.

SEVRES MARKS.

FIRST ROYAL EPOCH,

1745 TO 1792.

VlNCENNES.The letter A denotes the year 1753,continued to 1777. (Louis XV.)

SEVRES,Ornamented LL's. Date 1764.

SKVUBK. J )nie 1754.

SKVRKS. Date 1778. (Louis XVI.)Double letters continued to 1793,

FIRST REPUBLICAN EPOCH.

1792 TO 1804.

HP

PORCELAIN. SEVRES.

J t

'e1792 to 1799.

1801 to 1804.

FIRST IMPERIAL EPOCH.1804 TO 1814.

MLnp1-'

ie SNAPOLEON. 1804 to 1809.

NAPOLEON. 1809 to 1814.

SECOND ROYAL EPOCH.1814 TO 1848.

Louis XVIII. 1814 to 1823.

Charles X. 1824 to 1829.

Charles X.. 1829 and 1830.

Charles X. 1830.

gevres3TO

Louis Philippe. 1831 to 1834.

1 84 PORCELAIN. SEVRES.

Louis Philippe. 1834-1835.

On services for the Palaces.


CS.48JAfter 1803, this mark in green was

used for white porcelain.

SECOND REPUBLICAN EPOCH.1848 TO 1851.

The S stands for Sevres, and 51 for

185?.

SECOND INTI'KUIAL EPOCH.1852 TO 1872.

Napoleon 1 1 1. Kroni 1852.

This mark used for white pieces; wlionscratched it denotes issue undecoratecl.

SEVRES. Examples of 1770 and 1771,with unknown emblems of painters.


SEVRES MARKS.

FIRST ROYAL EPOCH.

1745 TO 1792-

VlNCENNES.The letter A denotes the year 1753,

continued to 1777. (Louis XV.)

SEVRES.

Ornamented LL's. Date 1764.

SKVREK. Date 1754-

SKVKKS. Date 1778. (Louis XVI.)Double letters continued to 1793.

FIRST REPUBLICAN EPOCH.

1792 TO 1804.

evre$.

PORCELAIN. SEVRES.

e vreJ1792 to 1799.

1801 to 1804.

FIRST IMPERIAL EPOCH.1804 TO 1814.



SECOND ROYAL EPOCH.1814 TO 1848.

Louis XVIII. 1814 to T823.

Charles X. 1824 to 1829.

oc

TOCharles X. 1829 and 1830.

Charles X. 1830.

evres

Louis Philippe. 1831 to 1834.

1 84 PORCELAIN. SEVRES.


On services for the Palaces.


CS.48JAfter 1803, this mark in green was

used for white porcelain.

SECOND REPUBLICAN EPOCH.1848 TO 1851.

The S stands for Sevres, and 51 for

1851.

SECOND IMPERIAL EPOCH.1852 TO 1872.

Napoleon III. From 1852.

This mark used for white pieces ; whenscratched it denotes issue undecorated.

SEVRES. Examples of 1770 and 1771,with unknown emblems of painters.

TABLE OF MARKS AND MONOGRAMSOF

PAINTERS, DECORATORS, AND GILDERS OF THE ROYAIMANUFACTORY OF SEVRES.

Marks.

*-/f'f

T.3

v

1753 TO 1800.

Names of Painters.

ALONCLE .

ANTEAUME

ARMAND . .

ASSELIN . .

AUBERT aine . .

BAILLY . .

BAR ....

BARBE ....

BARDET . .

BARRAT . .

BAUDOUIN

Subjects.

Birds, flowers, andemblems.

Landscapes, andanimals.

Birds, flowers, &c.

Portraits,miniatures

Flowers.

Flowers.

Detachedbouquets.

Flowers.

Flowers.

Garlands, bouquets.

Ornaments, friezes.

BECQUET . , . Flowers.

PORCELAIN. SEVRES. 187

Alarks.

frj

Names ofPainters. Subjects.

BERTRAND . . Detached bouquets

BIENFAIT . . . Gilding.

BINET .... Detached bouquets

BOUCHER .

BOUCHET .

BOUCOT .

Flowers, wreaths.

Landscapes,figuresornaments.

Birds and flowers.

pi or ^) /2 BOUCOT, P. . . Flowers, birds, and* ** O\/ *-S*^}* arabesques.

M-

x^?\. y j

. O'CA

BOUILLAT . Flowers,landscapes.

BOUILLAT,Rachel)

afterwards \ Detached bouquets.Mdme MAQUERET J

BOULANGER . . Detached bouquets.

BOULANGER, Jun. Children, rustic

subjects.

BULIDON . . . Detached bouquets.

BEux,MManor! }

Detached bouquets.

PORCELAIN. SEVRES.

f

&.

Y

G


DUTANDA. . . Bouquets, garlands,

x -

EVANS . .

FALOT . .

FONTAINE

FONTKLLIAU

FOUR/: . .

FRITSCH .

FUMEZ . . ,

GAUTHIER

GENEST .

GENIN . .

GERRARD .

GIRARD .

GOMERY . .

Birds, butterflies,

landscapes.

Arabesques, birds,

butterflies.

Emblems, minia-

tures.

Gilding.

Flowers, bouquets.

Figures, children.

Flowers,arabesques,&c.

Landscapes, ani-

mals.

Figures, &c.

Figures, genre sub-

jects.

Pastorals, minia-

tures.

Arabcsqucs,Chinescsubjects.

Birds.


Marks.

or

jft g, ,

r

H


GREMONT - . Garlands, bouquets.

GRISON . . . Gilding.

HENRION . , Garlands, bouquets.

HERICOURT .

HILKEN . .

HOUEY . .

HUNIJ . .

JOYAU . .

JUBIN . .

LA ROCHE .

LEANDRE , .

Garlands, bouquets.

Figures, subjects,c.

Flowers.

Flowers.

Detached bouquets.

Gilding.

Bouquets, medal-

lions, emblems.

Pastoral subjects.

LE BEL, Sen, . Figures and flowers

11. . Garlands, bouquets,insects.


Marks. Names of Painters. Subjects.

or / IT Unknown . . Cupids, &c.

T Tj LECOT . . . Chinese subjects.

LEDOUX . . Landscapes andbirds.

LK GUAY . . Gilding.

TO Lie GUAY . . Miniatures, children,17 trophies, Chinese.

P T LKVK, pere. . Floweis, birds, andc3/ - r J arabesques.

J LKVK, Ills . . Flowers, Chinese.

MAQUKRAT, \

Mrlmo,& Rachel V, Mowers.BOUILLAT . j

MASSY . . . Flowers and em-blem s.

/ or ^y Mi'iRAUi/r, Sen. Various fric/es.

Cj M^RAULT, Jim. Bouquets, gnrl.'inds.

MICHAUD . . Flowers, bouquets,medallions.

or JvL MICHEL . . Detached bouciucts.

MOIRON . . Flowers, bouciucts.

PORCELAIN. SEVRES. 1 93

A

Marks. Names ofPainters. Subjects.

MONGENOT . Flowers, bouquets.

MORIN . . . Marine and militaryor subJecls -

MUTEL . . . Landscapes.

Qh NIQUET. . . Detached bouquets./

NOEL . . . Flowers, ornaments.

NOUAILHER, I

Mdwc,&?Sophie [

Mowers.DUROSEY . . J

PAJOU . . . Figures.

PETIT . . . Flowers.

J/ PFEIFFER . . Detached bouquets.

PTT PHiuppiNEthe \ Children, genreJ- 11 elder . . .

j subjects.

7* *

PIERRE, Sen. . Flowers, bouquets.or


Marks.

r *7or s

'

HPor

s s

or

Names of Painters.Subjects.

PIERRE, Jun. . Bouquets, garlands.

PiTirou, Sen. . Portraits, historical

subjects.

PITHOU, Ji

PRF.VOST

POUII.LOT

RAUX

ROCHKR .

Figures, ornaments,flowers.

Gilding,

Detached bouquets.

Detached bouquets.

Figures.

ROSSKT . . , Landscapes.

ROUSSKL. . . Detached bouquets.

SCHRADRE . . Birds, landscapes.

SINSSON, pfcre .

SlNSSON . . .

Sioux . . .

Sioux, Jun. . ,

Flowers.

Flowers, groups,

garlands.

Bouquets, garland^

Flowers and gar-

lands, en camaieu.

JO

JD

wp.

C DD.i.

e

HF

198 PORCELAIN. SKVRKS.

Marks. Names of Painters.

CONSTANTIN . . Figures.

DAMMOUSK . . Figures and orna-

ments,

DAVID, Alex.. . Decorations.

DAVIGNON . . Landscapes.

DELA FOSSE . . Figures.

DERICHSWEILKR . Decorations.

DESPEKAIS . . Ornaments.

DEUTSCH . , . Ornaments.

DKVKLLY, C. . . Landscapes and

figures.

DIDIEK . . Ornaments.

DKOUET . . . Flowers.

DUCLUSKAU, M' 1""'

Figures, subjects,

portraits.

DUKOSEY . . . Gilding.

FARAGUET, Mllmc. Figures, subjects,

PORCELAIN. SKVKKS.

Marks.

r

0-5.

35

J 99

Names of Painters.

FICQUENKT . . Flowers and orna-

ments.

FONTAINE. . . Flowers.

FRAGONAKD . . Figures, genre, &c

(JANKAU, Jun. . Gilding.

GELY .... Ornaments.

GiiORGET * . . Figures, portraits.

GOBERT , Ift

igurcs in enamelon paste.

GODIN .... Gilding.

Gourn, . . . Figures.

GUILLKMAIN . . Decorations.

HALUON, | , ,

Eug^. . .('^scapes.

HALT.ION, Fran-\ Gilding, decora-

^ois . . . .J tions.

HUARU . . . Ornaments.

HUMBERT . . Figures.

2OO rORCKLAIN. SEVRES,

Marks. Names of Painters. Subjects*

"U1 JUMKNNK, Kug. . Renaissance orna-** * ments.

TI

LAMHEKT . . . Flowers.

C =f*

LANf;r,ACK . . Landscapes.

LATACHK . . . Gilding.

LK BBI, . . . landscapes.

LEOAY .... Ornaments.

LK GAY, Et. Ch. Figures, portraits.

LEGRANU . . . Gilding.

|^j J | LICROY, Eugtno . Gilding.

MARTINET . . Flowers.

MAUSSION, M1Ic de Figures.

MRRIGOT, F. . . Flowers and deco-

rations.

MEYER, Alfred . Figures, &c.

Marks.

AM

PORCELAIN. SKVRES. - <J|

Names of /'ffintsn. .Vw/vr / - .

MICAUH . . . (JiUlinj;.

MILKT, Optat . Decorations on fa

yenco and past**.

MOREAU . . . Gilding.

MORIOT . . . iMgurcs, iVr.

PARrK'iTK, I)llr

. Mowers.

Mowers and owamcnts.

PUNK .... (iildinfi;.

R o, 'R.

JR

E1,000

POUPART, A. . ,

RKONIKK . . . varous

subjects.

REGNIKR, Ilya- |.r

.

|t .

^ifUrt I ij^mv*. j *vcinthe ...

REJOUX, 1%milc . Decorations.

RENAKD, l^milc . I )t;corations.

RiCHAKD, I'imih; Flowers.

2O2 PORCELAIN. SEVRES.

Afar&s. Names oj Painters. Subjects.

E^ ~D RICHARD, Kugene Flowers.

RICHARD. I'Yan- ) Ix

Vois. ... I

1)ec<>rt>ns.

rfltA!> 9 RICHAKI>, Joseph 13ecorations.

or o^l RICHARD, Paul . Gilding,

ROBKKT, Pierre . Landscapes.

f^ tt ROBERT, M.(J"lr

. Flowers and land-

^^ -**^scapes.

ROBERT, Jean \

iAnisa iS ^

lH

ran<jots .)

ROUS.SEJ, . . . Figures.

SALON .... Figures and orna-

ments.


Marks. Names of Painters.

Louis

at^/ft SJNSSON, Pierre . Mowers.

SWEHACH . . . Landscapes and

figures

l

.

TKAGKR. Jules . Flowers, birds,ancient style.

JTROYON . . . Ornaments.

WALTER . . . Flowers.

POTTERY & PORCELAIN.

ENGLAND.

WILLIAM-SANS.STAFFORDSHIRE, 1670.

WILLIAM-TALOR.STAFFORDSHIRE 1670.

RALPH TURNOR1681.

STAFFORDSHIRE or WROTHAM.

STAFFORnsiIlKIi, 1670.

WEDGWOOD.

Wedgwood.

WKDGWOOD& BENTLEY.

ItlTKSLKM, I7.S9. liTRUUIA, 1769;lientley, 1768-80. W. died 1795.

WedgwoodWedgwoodWedgwoodWEDGWOOD

WEDGWOODWEDGWOOD

POTTERY. STAFFORDSHIRE. 205

JOSIAH WEDGWOODFeb 2 1805

WEDGWOODETRURIA

WEDGWOODETRURIA

WedgwoodEtruria

WEDGWOOD

(in red or blue]

WEDGWOOD

ENGLAND

ELERS.BRADWELL, 1690, ceased about 1700.

R. SHAWE.BURSLEM, 1730 to 1740.

83Ra.Wood

BUKKLKM, circa 1730 to 1750.

Aaron WoodBO K SI,KM, 1750.

ENOCH WOOD.BUKHLIOM, circa 1784,

died Sept 30. 1770

aged 56

KNOCJ/ II '(WD XC UJ. /

TIIK

JOHN W&SLKY M.A.

died Mur a.

2O6 I'OTTKKY. STAKFOKDSHIRK.

WOOD and CALDWKLLI'UKM.KM, 1790 1818, aftrrwanls

1C. \Vood uml Sons.

E. WOOD & SONS.

fBURSLEM]

STHIIL.Ksij'M, 1786; the \vnrkscfns4Ml 1824,

ALCOCK & CO.Mt'Ksu-.M, I',(itulilishcrl 1830.

BUKM.KM.I0stallishc!(l about iSofj, ceased 1830.

J. LOCKETT.BUKSI.KM. ISstnblishi'd about 1780.

Enoch Booth.TUNSTALL. Established 1750.

$.A & E KeelingTUNSTALL.

Succeeded Booth about 1770.

W. ADAMS.TrNSTAi.r,.

Kstablishrti 1780; died 1804.

RUBELLA

TUNSTAU,. Krccnt; (i. F. Mowers.

G .V. l*OWE Rs

TUNSTALL

p O T T E R I B S-

CHILD.TUNSTAI.I,. Smith Child, 1763.

ROGERS.T. Ivstablishecl about 1780.

ROGERS.LONGPOKT. Ceased 1829.

PHILLIPS,LONGPORT.

LONGPOKT. Established 1760.

LONGPORT.

/1'OTTKRV. STAKFORDSin RF. 207

JOavenportM)NGPORT.

LONGPORT. John Davimpori suib

lishcd 1793, and cnnliniiwl by his (!<

sccndants to this chiy.

R. DANIKL.iK, Kstiihlislutd abrmt r7i

and his son Ralph, 1743.

WARBURTON.CoBRiDGKnr HOT LANK, 1710,

continued by Ins widow.

CLEWSWarranted Sta-fforolsliire

COBRIDGK. Kstfiblishod circa 1814,

x^n?^C^TTc/jO

VOYKX.i / So.

J.VOYEZIH;K, KMnhlr.hctl ;ibimt 177;

IL Mayer.1770, di<-tlHANI.KY.

Joseph Meyer & Co.,

Hanley.UANI.KV.

Succeeded 1813, Cf?arrfu1 1830,

E. MRYKR.

HANI.KV.

20 I'OTTKKY. STAFFORDSHIRK.

fMEIGHIMANI.I-.Y. Kstal dished 1780

tMl by his sons,

LAKIN & POOLH.H \M,KY,

K.tnhli.shtxl 1770, (VUMM! about iHoo.

W. STKVKNSONIIAN LEY.MAY. 2.

1828.

Birch.

~

E.I.B.H ANLKY. Mstal ilishrd l;isl < Vniury.

SHORTHOSE.

Shorthosc.

Shorthose & Heath.

H ANLKY. Established aboutHeath about 1800.

SALT.HANLEY.

Established about 1815, died 1:846.

MILES.

HANLEY. Established about 1700.his descendants about 1760.

1 1 AM.I-.Y. JCstablLslKid r76o.

Ncalc & Palmer.

HANI.KY.

1 1 ANLKY. tfucciwflcd rainier, 1776.

Nealc & Co.II ANLKY, 1778.

Ncalc & Wilson.IlANI.KY, 1778.

WILSON.II ANLKY,

cWIL50K

HANLKY. Robrrt about 1780, and his

son David about 1800.

I'OTTKKV.

KAST\V( )

HANI i v.

\V.

T. & J. HOLLINS.IlAM.KV. Ksl.llili -li'

1*! I??*".

I\ccliugi '/}>// c!'V ('(>.

IlANI.KV , tn6 In lf<r*.|.Nun-rrlnl hv

'foil and Mav, !M iK^n.

T. S NICYDHANLKY.

IlANI.KV, l-'.nil J l.r.l < Vniiitv,

J. Keeling.llAM.KY, Sucrrr.lfil J-'.iUv.iul Krrlitc;,

IlANI.KV. K(!i'i*til polliM

Mann & Co.

I hin1<:y.

AS IT.l'KY,

S. HOI.MNS.Sill J Hi';.

I'! .f.ihli .lirrj I//.f. i1

*4

I '! |,'.|''

I. ;< <;. KIIX;\VAY.: \V. KH)<;\VAV.

kiil'\v;iy tK' Sons.

SHI i ir:,

< '.IIMlMM I'l-M P, I '.(Jtllr.fir-i) \\\\

Sltt I.I MN, ('.nitrlnU PMrc, J. ,'lltit

\V. l<4'l;;\v;iv, II4 iH^n,

itiiltldii I*lai', ^ircji 1830.

2IO 1'OTTKKY. STAI-'KOKPSHIKK.

SllKI.'loN.

Cauldnn Plan 1

, 1850, erased i Rfio,

.

Catilrlon I*1ac(i. Ksublishcd 1860.

Brown, W<;sth<wd, Monw A. Co.

R. & J. BADDKLEY.SHKI/roN. Established 1750.

I. & E. BADDELKY.SHKLTON. Succuwlcd 1780 1806.

I. E. B.SIIF.LTON. Ibid,

HICKS, MKIGH & JOHNSON.SHKLTON. Succeeded 1806 1836.

R. M. W. & Co.SHELTON. Succeeded 1836, Ridgwuy,

Morley, Wear & Co.

Morlcy & Ashworth,Han ley.

SUM/I HN. Iviiabliihrd by Whitohcad,eirra 1750. Taken by < 'hanipion'sCompany in 1782, cVasud 1825.

HACKWOOD & CO.

Sili-.i;nN. 1842.

C. & 1 1. late

HACKWOOD.SIIKI.TON. f'ncUsun and Harding,

sui '<(( "(In I, riiva 1850.

YATES & MAY.

ablislnNl by Yatr.s, circa

M IN TON.

MONOGRAM OK Sor.oN-MjM';s.

1'oTTKUV, 2 I t

t^TyiV;

SrnKI-,. Iv.Mbll'.ln'il Ipju, liV IliMin.l.

Minion, sw.vrnli'il hy llribni M, in

i8j', li<*'l ii<v'. K,uly m.iiK,

Minton S:

Mis HIN'S.

M. ^. n.

SIUKI... I'.iriuci uilli 1 Ii-il I'll,

SriiKl-, Minlun'',, lirril iRsjt

' MiN Ifiljl

(MIN'K)N)KM h nf | In- 1\\ In. 1 1.' I . rmln ,n ni|; i lir

will " \IiMlnn" Ini iniiit; flic* Irllr'i I.

lliii tlir in. II U llirii'l'Hr M,ulin^ t ntmMiMf"U <

'.uuplirll

SPODIC.

SPODK.

'clspar Porcelain,

'

SPODIC, SON & COPKLANI).StoKt-., W. < 'npfliiml, circa 1800.

2 I 2 I'OTTKKY. STAFFORDSHIRE.

Copeland, late

Spodc.

^LATE <

1 SPODK^

. and G.

C and G.

New Blanche.

C and G.

Saxon Blue.

STOKK. Alderman W. T. Copdmidpurchased the Works 1 1 833. Copuland

and Garrett, 1843.

XCOPELAND

STOKE. Alderman Copeland alone.

T. MAYKR.SIIIKK. Kstablishod sibout 1760,

Surmidi'd by his sdii.

II. & R. DANIEL.Si OKI-., Kslahlishrd about 1820,

HM'iC-d in

WOLKK & HAMILTON.STOKE.

S'luKl.. Kstablislx'd 1776-1818.I lamilton joined, 1790.

WHIELDON..

tiililislird 17.10; died 1798, (Wedg-wood in partniirsliip until 1759,)

KLKINKNIGHT & Co.

LANK DKI.PU now KKNTON.Ahout iHyr).

J

FE'NTON^STONE_WC)RKS

P'KNTON.

IMYATTILANK Dia.nr. ICstnlilishcrl about 1780.

W. ADAMS.STOKK. Died 1829, succeeded by

CLOSE & Co.

I'OTTKRY, STAJ'Ti KDSIf IKK. 2 I

MILKS

M.A90N

iM. Mason.

MASON'SCAMIJKIAN-AKCilL

Mason's

Iron Stone China.LANK PKI.PII. Iv.t;ibJi'lird ;ihout r

Stom; chiiui pnti'tit. irj. SurM-ri

by hi:, '.on.

I*ONC;T(IN MAM..

s/yus/ey.

Lane Rtnl.LANK KNI>. Iv,t;il>:i',luv1 jiho

Bailey & Hatkin.

LANE END. KMt!illi',lu*<l;ilmt

!,\NI- KM i.

IIAKIJCV.LAM- I'.wn. K'.i.tliti'.linl abnut t7<

MiMitrh -mil S<ui, aliniit

LAM I*',M,

orta .

LANK KNII. I'/itahlished nlx*ui 1790,

214 I'OTTKRV. STAKKORDSniKK.

TURNER.ANK KNI>, Banks it ml Turner in

75'j; Tm MIT alinn 1

, i7'a; <li'l 178*1;

MirrrnltMl 1>V Ills snn.s.

Turner's Patent.

L\NK. KM>. \\f

illi;in ami MmTurner's ];itrnt, r8ao.

PKAKL WAR 1C.

LANK J'*ND.

CHETHAM & WOOLEY.PEAR I, WARE.

LANK KND. Kstablislu'd about 1790.

T. GKKEN.Fenton Pottery.

FKNTON. ICstablislioil about 1800.

ADAMS & PRINCK-Lane Delph.

Established about 1810.

W. BACCHUS.FENTON.

FICNTON. Established about 1780.

Marshall & Co.STAl'KORIISIItRK.

G. Harrison.

STAFFORDSHIRE.

Uncertain Marks.

FKKKLING cS: C?

C <>

T. II. & O.

Wilson & Prouclman.

J/AN'KSHV, I,Mr IMI KMISir I'V;iiiri

ii l''n\vl,r' ( , iH

SMAKI'K,MANUFACTURKR,SWADLINCOTK.

Uncertain.

176.9-\,l\ I IM'ii. !.. Iv.l.iUlili'vl 1f\v

tit 17 / he nlifiHlv 'I Sn.tp KMI U 1l*<ni'

I ,111-KI'f itf..

SHAW.

SADLKR

SAI)LFJ< <H: (iRKBN.Llvi'.UPCHii., Invrntnni of trair.fi*f

printing on rhlna, I75'i,

I'KNNINC.TON.

.. KNtublisbrd 1760.

2l6 POTTERY AND I'ORCKLAIN. LIVKRPOOI,

CHRISTIAN.VERPOOL. Kstablishwj 1760.

REID Si Co.

LlVKKI'OOU

LlVKKltJOL.Established 1790, by Richard Abl>ey,

afterwards Worthington & Co.

HERCULANEUMPOTTERY.

HERCULANEUM.

L(VKKi'ooi M Oased

W. Pierce and Co,

HKNTIIAI..

SALOPIANor

Salopian.Ur.ui.KV. Thos. Turmir. Kstab' 1 -

1772. Willow pattern, 1780.Died 1799.

TURNER.

S

So >SCAUGIILIW. Turner, 1772-1799.

I'OKCKI.AIN. SAI.nl'.

SALOPIAN".

8

Tumor, 1772 1799.

'oi.F.HKooK DAI.K.. Kstnhlishad 1785,

liy J, Knsc, and XIX Century.

218 POKfKLAlN. WOKCKSTKK.

s

. J. Hose. Established

i7yo; in t8ao ho purchased Swanseaiind Naiilgarw works.

MAW & CO.BKNTIIAI..

WORCESTER.

W.P.C,

WORCESTER. Marks used before 1780.

V A* *

4WOIM.;STK.K.

Marks used previous to 1780.

WORCKSTKK.

i. \i\. \VMt:n>;sTi-

\VoKf :r.sTl-.K. Mail;

sliip, tihimt i7v'l, "ii

NOfiKAM nl- h'lIN h s* M.M'.nN,

pnilltfirnf \\n|r".fn < 'litfi.l.

\VflKf l-'iI'l-.U.

R, Iljinrnt k, i'M;iiivi ,rm. i/^M.

(V

B mcustt

Wn:i i Ml K, l'iiiHi.t'.r'l by I

r/Mi, ;I',,iu jnmrtl MI i;

Chamberlain

Worcester

CHAMBKRLAINWOKCKSTKR.

17SO;

jniiied sviili li.irr 1840.

220 PORCELAIN. WORCKSTER.

MARKS USED ON WORCKSTER rORCKLAIN DURING

THE "DOCTOR WALL" I'KKIOI), FROM 1751 TO 1783

(UK. WAI, I. IIM> IN 177')),

This complete list of Worcester marks duiiiu; th< best period of the factory includes

several nut given in any previous edition of Chaffers. The majority of them are taken,

with Mr. Hinns' courteous consent, from his Cat.do^ue. of the Collection of Worcester

Porcelain in the Royal Porcelain Works Museum. Some of these are doubtless workmen's

marks rather than trade or f;ihrii)iic marks.

With reference to the Worcester marks below the following remarks may he added :

Marks Nos. i to $fnt are workmen's marks found on specimens of printed and painted

1)1 ue decoration in the Museum of the Worcester Porcelain Woiks,

Marks Nos. 57 and 58 --the open crescent arc, Mr. Hinn-, says, the must usual mark

i fatintftt wares.

The filled-in crescent, No. 59, is only found on bhie/r/w/A/ ware;,.

Marks are sometimes inconsistent with the decoration ; thus the cross swords will be

found on a black transfer cup and saucer, and the square Chinese seal on a piece decorated

in pattern anything but Oriental. This is on account of the liJur fabriquc mark having been

put on before the piece was glazed or decorated.

Mark No. f4 the printed W is very rare.

Marks No. 6r, 70, 71, are all very scarce. The other marks are more usual, and ex-

cellent Worcester is frequently unmarked.

p

9A .-- A /?

13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20

-- 3

rORCKLAI N. WORCKSTKR. 2 2 I

$

,S.S" V

VLUfttTi/r^^ c

u it

j ^*"

4' -I-1

45 M

V = s, 4V -1"

t '5^' X

C* .T (c C

I'OKCKKAIN. WOKC'KSTKK.

ww I

o

77

Of)

87 8K 8(J yo

94 95 96 97

I'UTTKKY.

Messrs. Km iV

WourKSTl-K. M".-r. KMI * Bum-,.

I'resrilt in;tfk '.i.'irn I^I-A

\VOKCEST ICR ! O R C : K I ,A I Nf

COMPANY (L

Lc<: and ('n.

WOUCKSTKK.

ttft: /JftfMw

Oco.his f.ii.MM

Lrcds

I lartlt'V, (iivrns iSr C'<.

I.KKDS POITKRV.I.I I !''. I'.llfJH'f., 1/1^.

I.KKDS.

G

^

C GW

%C

A'

ccLKKOS.

224 I'OTTKKV. YORKSHIRE

I), I), & Co.

CASTLEFORDPOTTKRY.

('.VhTi.KKORn, Kstablished 1700, byI). Uumtarctafa ; erased 1820.

DON POTTKRY.

GRKKN.DON POTTKRY.

DONCASTKK. Mstublisheil 1790, byJ. Green, in 1807 ( 'lark joined.

HULU Established about i8ao, byMr. W. Hell.

MIDDLESBROPOTTERY CO.

MIDDLKSBORO', about i8so to 1850.

FKRRYURIDGK,

WKDGWOOD & Co.

KKKKVitKllKiK. Kstablished 171^2, byI'oinlin.'ion and others; joined by Ralph

Wed/jwond in 1796.

Yl'. XU'SI I- V.

RE HI).

I70O.

.NrKXit()Knrt;i!. ICstiiblishfdnliout 1800.

Rrcvrrs and C*n. Mr. Keerl, 1^39.

ROCKINdHAM.

SWINTON, called ROCKIN<;JI.\M.Established 1757, by T. Butler, &c.

Tn 1807, Branickls. C'as<d 1843.

J'OTTKRY. VORKSHIKI. 225

DIXON, AUSTIN, r Co.

DIXON & Co,

Sundcrland Pottery.

SUNI>KKI.AND.

Scott, Brothers & ( V? .

SUNOERI.AXM, Jv,i;itli'hr<l jyBfl,

PHILLIPS & Co.

Sundcrland

PHILLIPS & Co.

Sunclcrl.nml PntttTy-

j. PHILLIPS,Hykon PotKiry.

DAWSON.. tv.liiUliiiln'il attout iSto.

T. l'l ;.L\. t Co.

Sheriff'

Uitl /W/Vr v.

NI.\\M AMI i . K-t,liIi ihnl hy Mi.LrWIII'., .tUiilf iMrtri.

HKWKLLST. ANTHONY'S.

SHWHI.L fc DON KIN.

MOOKK & <'<)

SOU'I'HWICK.

) -Hid t '*>,

STOCKTONPOTT 1C RY.

w. s. & c.QUKKNS. WAKE.

STOCKTON.

by W, Niuilh ;uid I. \Vlwillt-y.

co, lit 1751, Morty,inakr of bnwii stonowsire.

226 l'ori'1'.KV AND rnKf'KLAlN. UKKHY.

2a

In ri -*,

i! ;;*. ly XV,

If

,,n K tu.uK'u

DMJHV.

'771

CHEI.SKA-DKKKY. Used 1769 to 1780.

( :iiKi.Mc/\-Ln.;!u<Y, fJcforu 1780,

C'KOWNUsed 1780. Duesbury and Koan.

I'OUCKf.AIN. 227

JDUESBURY

('UOWN UKUUY,Marks us**d frrwi 1780 to ifit e,

Derby

hi KI-V. i\,itlv in.nk,

228 POKCKLAIN. PLYMOUTH.

DK.KIIY. Courtnc.y was Bloor's London

Stevenson and t'a in 1859,

Stevenson :ml Hancock, 1859.

DKKHY. Modern.

LOWESTOFT.

I

YAKMnrru. Almm 1700. Only a<U*crjrat<.>r, nut ;i niaiiuiitcttircr.

no?W K < TI IAM , K K NT, 1 65^1 t^ tO.

FAYNH,SARUM.

S.M.lsmmv. A

MarcK14

1768

orCookworthy's Factory,

I'ORCKI.AIN. HKISTOt.. 229

1770Pl.YMNl III. IviMhlr.hril l^NH, hv

a2J.VNWMfTii MAKK , 17'*?; tyyv.

B7

* 4-

HKISTOI..

/

T XKM.ihlr-linl 1770, by <*liampinit, \vlrn

|iitii'h;i'it*il* 'ttukworthy'ti patent in Tjr/a,,_,

ItaiviHt, I'IIITI-KV. lv.i;UIr,hi*tl tyyy.

l%iti/i .tiitl ( 'n,

Robert As$lct<

1 7 London S/nvt 2 1

I1'

I J.IIAM NTUNKWAKK.

KMI.IIAM. \V. *! Morgan,

W&OULDINO*

June

IKLKWOKTH. ICstfUillshcd 1760, by'

1800.

230 POTTKKY LAMItKTH.

LAMBETH DOULTON'S FAVKNCE ANDSTONEWARE,

OOUtTOH6 SLATER'S

DOULTON'S KAYENCE ARTISTS' SIGNATURES,

Miss HANNAH B. ft,\ur,o\v.

NTr, AKTiii'K 1^. HAUI.OW,

Mi\ GEOKGK TINWOUTIK

<EMius Hoi.r.

Miss F. T.

fspl

Miss M. CAPKS.

Mlfi'. t 'KAVVI IV,

Mis-. K. I.i.w

Mr. !IIN KVKK,

P81Mil'. K \IK KMI ;i-

Mi-,:, Uo>,,\ Khi-.N

i'.s Kim AK I is.

I,AMI:KTII.

Ml'.. I' MUM M I I\l!|,<l\\,

Mi, P.t M i i.\

Mr. M U'U M.\ll'<llAI,l..

MARTIN'S SOUTHALLSTONKWARK.

Martin Jinr

London & Southall

R. W. Martin & BreV

London cH: Southall

tit, fH;7

Martin Brothers

London & Southall

Thti.su marks uiv scratched in citrsivi;

POKCKLAIN. BOW.

33

How, Rstablibhed 1730; ceased 1775,

Transferred to Derby.

?U'A

iiovv MARKS, 1730-1775,

T-77Bow MAKKS,

PORCELAIN, HOW- l.'H KI.SKA -WALKS.

7 3 Tr % x K

rW, Mnlirii;i.uir, nf Tti

r

A

i 1745 i

1769. Tranhfitwal to I )iu:,*.bury, of

< 'HI.I SF.A, iwi',f*rl iiiiiilt (vny duty).

I1AVNKS, OILIAVVN & Di-

CAMltRlAN POTTKKY,SWANSKA.

SVVANKKA. I'/itablislicrl 1750; taken

by O. Hnyni's, 1780 ; ceased i8ao, tiud

removed to Ccti

234 I'OTTKKV AND POKCKLAIN. WALKS IRELAND.

OPAQUE CHINA.

SWANSEA.Swansea.

ISWATSuSEAl

JPILLWYNWJ

SVVANSKA. Marks.

LLANRLLY. Founded by Chranben.In 1868, Won-iusou ami Co.

NANTGARW. Established 1813, byBillingslcy ; ccasecl 1820.

NANTGARW.

DUW.IN. Uncertsiin. About 1760,

DONOVAN.

Donovan,

Dublin.

Dt'm.tN, 1700.

Donovan, a rlnccirutor only.

Established 1856, l)y

Messrs. Armstrong and McBirnuy.

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