Posted 7 years ago
sophdemat
(27 items)
I have a set of these beautiful teacups and saucers but cannot identify the makers mark. Any help would be appreciated!!
Antique tea cup and saucer set | ||
| bijoucaillou…'s loves499 of 5396 |  |  |
Antique tea cup and saucer set | ||
| bijoucaillou…'s loves499 of 5396 | | |
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Posted 7 years ago
sophdemat
(27 items)
I have a set of these beautiful teacups and saucers but cannot identify the makers mark. Any help would be appreciated!!
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Beautiful cup and saucer. The mark is a British Registration Mark. You should be able to look up when it was first registered etc. Its pre 1883 anyway.
I think it's the mark for March 1850!
AdeleC Thanks so much for your help!!
The Victorian lozenge mark is explained/deciphered here
http://www.ascasonline.org/articolo35.html
ignore that ... its for silver plate! sorry
Class IV stands for ‘’clay ware’’
Year - Top of the diamond letter V for 1850
A number in the right hand corner 30 (day)
Left hand corner w for month: March
Bottom: number ‘’9’’ items included in the registration (sometimes known as bundles or packages).
There should be maker`s mark, possibly impressed. Inspect both cup and saucer carefully.