What do you look for on ironstone china?

What do you look for on ironstone china?

*Markings: Although a lot of pieces are marked “ironstone” on the bottom, many are not. Also, look for words such as Stone China, Granite Ware, and Staffordshire. Stay away from anything marked “iron ware”, those are reproductions. Many of the hallmarks include a crown or an image of the Royal Coat of Arms.

How to tell if a piece of ironstone is authentic?

Here are some tips on how to identify authentic ironstone: *Markings: Although a lot of pieces are marked “ironstone” on the bottom, many are not. Also, look for words such as Stone China, Granite Ware, and Staffordshire. Stay away from anything marked “iron ware”, those are reproductions.

Where is the best place to look for ironstone?

Ebay, Etsy, antique shops, flea markets, and thrift stores are all great places to look for ironstone. I’ve actually been lucky and found my pieces all at Goodwill so far! *Markings: Although a lot of pieces are marked “ironstone” on the bottom, many are not. Also, look for words such as Stone China, Granite Ware, and Staffordshire.

Is there a price guide for ironstone pottery?

I’ve put together an antique & vintage ironstone price guide containing photos and suggested values based on the ironstone that I’ve owned and/or sold myself. I hope I’m able to at least point you in the direction of discovering what your piece may be worth.

I’ve put together an antique & vintage ironstone price guide containing photos and suggested values based on the ironstone that I’ve owned and/or sold myself. I hope I’m able to at least point you in the direction of discovering what your piece may be worth.

Where is the best place to buy ironstone?

Johnson Bros. produced ironstone in Staffordshire England during the period 1883-2004. John Maddock & Sons produced ironstone in Staffordshire England from 1855-1960s. Red Cliff ironstone was produced in Chicago, Illinois from 1950-1980. Thomas Hughes & Sons began producing ironstone in Staffordshire England in 1895 and continued until 1957.

When did Burleigh ware start making ironstone?

In 1955, they merged with Ridgeway Pottery to form Allied English Pottery, which later became Royal Doulton Group. Burleigh Ware has produced ironstone in Staffordshire England from 1862-present. The reference to 1851 as part of the mark, refers to the start date of the original company–Hulme and Booth.

Where did Hulme and Booth make ironstone?

The reference to 1851 as part of the mark, refers to the start date of the original company–Hulme and Booth. Produced in Staffordshire, England, Davenport ironstone was manufactured from 1793-1887. George Jones & Sons produced ironstone in Staffordshire England from 1851-1951.

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