How tall are the Doulton Slater stoneware vases?

Pair of Doulton Slater stoneware vases, each with spreading lip and tapering body, decorated with flowers and foliage, in tones of brown, blue and white on a brown ground, impressed factory marks to base, a/f, height 38 cm (2)

How tall is the patent of Doulton and Slater?

Impressed Doulton & Slaters patent, circa 1885. Height 14 cm. Vase 2 – painted monogram Wb (possibly Wilmot brown). Vintage Royal Doulton ceramic mantle vase decorated on cobalt blue ground to neck and foot, marked to base and Doulton and Slater patent, and inscribed initials EB, with # 1651, height 33 cm

What kind of marks do you use on Doulton pottery?

Together with some additional hints that may help with dating your Doulton pottery, porcelain and stoneware. Doulton Burslem Marks … 1882 to 2004 – Doulton marks for manufactured stonewares, earthenwares and porcelain at BURSLEM – Stoke On Trent Early printed or impressed marks using pattern names. Rouen and Kew in the examples at left.

Where to find Royal Doulton artists marks and monograms?

A selection of Royal doulton artists marks and monograms. Sorted alphabetically by surname from left to right. 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 image to the right (below on mobile site).

When was the impressed mark added to Doulton Ware?

Impressed mark on early Doulton Ware. The date of production was added to the centre after 1872. A circular printed variation can also be found. Impressed or printed mark on Lambeth Faience wares. ENGLAND added after 1891. Impressed mark usually with the year of production incised into the clay. Impressed mark found on stoneware.

Where can I find Doulton Lion and Crown marks?

You can find both marks in the lists below. The Doulton lion and crown mark and the various pattern and date numbers are dealt with on our doulton marks page. View Other Doulton Artists Marks and Monogarms …