Featured Crown Staffs Porcelain Mark

Discussion in 'Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain' started by Nathan Lindop, Aug 11, 2022.

  1. Nathan Lindop

    Nathan Lindop 1: “?” 2: “!”

    Hi everyone, I'm struggling to find this seemingly simple mark. And I did quickly check Crown Staffordshire to rule it out.

    It's a later trope to use the words Staffs so its mid-late 20th century as my guess goes. The stamped mark looks identical to the impressed stamp too.

    I've never met anybody here in Staffordshire write Staffs as Staff's with an apostrophe but I don't think it means anything for the figure.

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  2. JB Miller

    JB Miller Well-Known Member

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  3. Ownedbybear

    Ownedbybear Well-Known Member

    It's in Godden as 1906+ as well. That ' is an old indication of abbreviated county names.
     
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  4. bluumz

    bluumz Quite Busy

    I love it!
    Reminds me of the Mouseman carvings.
     
  5. Nathan Lindop

    Nathan Lindop 1: “?” 2: “!”

    No way. I wouldn't have believed it till you said it's in Godden aswell as Potteries. It doesn't line up with the continuity the rest of Crown Staffordshire's marks have.

    I'm glad I've learnt something today haha

    It does look like a mouseman mouse quite a bit
     
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