Featured Flow Blue pottery Water pitcher antique Possibly 2 circle blue mark Help ID mark

looks English to me The pitcher is 7 1/2" tall at the lip

 

Hi Mugz!! Love your little (I think) pitcher!! But the close-ups of the bottom mark are just too blurry to read......any chance you can get a clearer shot while still trying to be close??? Are you using a smartphone or an actual camera?? Thanks

 

smart phone 13 mp camera the mark is blurred on the pitcher. I am trying to get a better one but there is n ot much hope because source is blurred.

 

It is a cutie, and it looks English to me as well. Another one for @Ownedbybear I think.

 

Gawd, that's smudged. Let me think.

 

The mark looks a great deal like a Burgess & Campbell / International Pottery Company from Trenton, N.J. mark though sure is hard to tell. They did make flow blue patterns so it might be worth a look.

 

So pretty...

 

SIS....I think you probably nailed it!!!!!!!!!

 

Well the mark looks pretty good to me too. Don't ask me why this looked American to me but I found the mark in Lehner's. A Google didn't turn up this exact pattern including the molding for me nor did the lone book I have on Flow Blue China.

I don't have any depth on flow blue but as it's been so popular I imagine someone knows it.

What did amuse me is how many patterns that don't seem to "flow" are pictured in the book. Maybe they "flow" sometimes but you'd think they'd put those examples.

 

It looks like the pattern Balmoral.

 

I think it does too, it's just the molding that seems off to me but maybe they used a variety of blanks?

 

You can see the embossed scroll or whatever that is on covered items in a google image search. The only thing I wonder about is that some things have gold trim, and some things are marked Royal Blue on the back. There could be two pattern names, but, really, a buyer will figure out if they want it or not.

 

Flow blue china That's it Say_It Slowly. Thanks and a very far distance from England. So, technically is this a flow blue piece?

 

Well done, sis!