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MARK |
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1759
to 1769
The first impressed mark on earthenware.It is assumed that Josiah
Wedgwood used the mark at Burslem |
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1764
to 1769 A
rare mark. Used on the bell works . |
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1759
and 1769 Used
in various sizes |
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1769
A
circle mark without rims. |
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1769-80
This
mark includes the word, 'Etruria' and it was impressed inside the
bottom of an old Basalt vase. |
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1769-80
Having lines inside and outside, the mark was impressed on Basalt
or 'Etruria' vase, but not seen on Jasper ware. . |
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1769-80
Original handwritten mark. Wedgwood Bentley |
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1769-80
This mark was used on intaglios and 356 is the number of Wedgwood
and Bentley catalog. . |
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1769-80
W & B and a catalog number were used on very small intaglios. |
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1768-80
A
rare mark found on plaques and ornamental wares. The addition of Etruria
is rare. |
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1768-80
There are various sizes. Found on busts, granites, Basalt vases, figurines,
plaques, medallions, and cameos. |
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It's
thought this mark was produced after the death of Bentley (1780),
and for a while after the death of Josiah (1795). |
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1790
a rare impressed mark, WEDGWOOD & SONS, used for just a short
time. |
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1805
The date indicates the first registration date of the design in 1805.
"2nd Feby" was sometimes used instead of "Feb. 2".
Found on tripod incense burners. |
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1812
to 1822 Found
on bone china or earthenware printed in red, blue, or gold. |
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Since
1769, impressed directly in the bodies of Queens
ware or printed in colour.
From 1860 used with
a three digit date code - see table below.
England
- added in 1891. |
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1840
for a short period. Found on high-quality goods |
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1878-1900
without the three stars beneath the vase.
1900
onwards - with
the three stars under the vase
Printed
in various colours. |
| ENGLAND
was added to the, Wedgwood mark in 1891. To meet the requirements
of the U.S. customs regulation know as the "McKinley Customs
Administrative Act". |
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1940
onwards. Printed mark on creamwares and Queens ware in colour. The
® denoting a registered brand name. |
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1962
onwards. The pattern name or number may also be shown. The ® denoting
a registerd brand name. |
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mid-1998
onwards Note the Portland vase designed within the W. |
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