A selection of Royal doulton artists marks and monograms, including real life examples.
Sorted alphabetically by surname from left to right.
Most royal doulton artists and assistants used a mark or monogram that included their initials and a quick click to the relevant character page should help you find the mark easily.
The artists mark is either impressed or incised as per the marks on the pic to the left. You should note that some artists used more than one mark or mongram, especially when women married and their surnames changed.
The impressed mark in this example being 'd:' for Olive Dale and
the incised mark 'RW' for Rosetta S Woods. You can find both marks
in the lists below.
The lion and crown mark and the various pattern and date numbers are dealt with on our doulton marks page.
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Adelaide Aaron |
Christine Abbot |
Elizabeth J Adams |
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| Ella H Adams |
Matilda S Adams |
Margaret Aitken |
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| Mary Aitken |
Emily Allen |
Fannie J Allen |
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| E Archer |
Helen A Arding |
Mary M Arding |
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| Margaret M Armstrong |
A Askew |
Elizabeth Atkins |
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| N Atkins |
Lizzie Axford |
Louisa Ayling |
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