Pottery Marks - CROWN CHATEAU CHINA - Wild Bros?
by Keith
(UK)
Pottery Marks - CROWN CHATEAU CHINA - Wild Bros? query - Typical Wild Bros China Crown Mark
Pottery Marks - CROWN CHATEAU CHINA - Wild Bros? - Pottery Mark Query: I have a 6 Piece tea service with following china mark: A crown, and in the centre of the crown the words "chateau china" then "made in England". It has been in the family for at least 100 years. I can find no trace of it can you?
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Reply by Peter (admin)
To:- Pottery Marks - CROWN CHATEAU CHINA - Wild Bros? query
Hi Keith
I have a sneaky suspicion (although I can't confirm it because my main reference English pottery mark encyclopedia does not mention the CROWN CHATEAU trade-mark at all) that the CROWN CHATEAU CHINA is a pottery marking of
Wild Bros - 1904 to 1927.
They were china manufacturers operating out of the Edensor Crown China Works and the Salisbury Crown China Works in Longton, Stoke-on-Trent.
They had several different marks mostly incorporating a crown device, and sometimes using the initials J. S. W. Latterly, the J S W was intertwined beneath the crown logo.
So you now have three options: you can continue with your own pottery marks research, you can hope that someone knowledgable stumbles across this thread and leaves a reply, or you can use a professional appraisal service to save time and effort.
If you'd like a professional opinion, feel free to use my ‘fast track to an expert’ page. Here, you can get in touch with an appraiser (checked out by me personally) who can tell you if your mark is identifiable by experts without you having to pay any money upfront:
www.figurines-sculpture.com/id-pottery-mark.html This service is unique online and is designed to protect my site visitors from wasting their time and money online. It's a good option for anyone seeking a formal identification and/or valuation.
Don't forget you can also research values and so on by going to my
China Replacement page and following the instructions on how to thoroughly search online.
Best regards,
Peter (admin)
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