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English Potters use of the Royal Coat of Arms
previous: pre & post 1837
Arms
next: American potters use of the Arms
Examples of the use of the Royal Arms on pottery manufacturers marks. Some potters held a Royal Warrant and had the legal right to use of the arms - many didn't have a warrant but still used the arms, often with words such as 'Royal', 'Royal Patent', 'Royal Ironstone China'.
Use of the pre-1837 British Royal Coat of Arms with the additional centre shield in the main shield:
 Deakin & Bailey Waterloo Warranted Deakin
& Bailey |
 Stone China Hicks &
Meigh Hicks & Meigh marks often didn't have the manufacturers name. |
 Folch's Genuine Stone China Stephen
Folch |
Examples of the use of the post 1837 British Royal Coat of Arms:
 Royal Warranted Best Ironstone China H. Alcock & Co England |
 Patent Saml Alcock & Co this mark appears with and without the manufacturers name |
 Impressed Royal Arms Samuel Alcock & Co |
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Questions, comments, contributions? email: Steve
Birks