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    Posted 2 years ago

    Esscrow
    (2 items)

    This was my grandmother's. Do you know anything about this mark and history. I appreciate it. Thank you.

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    1. keramikos, 2 years ago
      Hi, Esscrow. :-)

      I couldn't find that particular registration number (204482), but the "SJB" probably stands for Samuel Johnson Burslem, and it's presumably newer than No. 202121, which was registered in 1891, but no older than 1931:

      http://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters_photos/Johnson_Samuel/mark_202121.jpg

      http://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/604.htm
    2. keramikos, 2 years ago
      Well, I read back, and realized that I had been about as clear as mud earlier.

      What I meant to say is that it can't be any NEWER than 1931.

      Per potteryhistory dot com, "No. 204482" probably was registered in 1893:

      *snip*

      1893 205240

      *snip*

      http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/reg.htm#NUMBERS
    3. keramikos, 2 years ago
      Hi again, Esscrow. :-)

      I contacted the OP of thepotteries dot org website, and they made a few corrections, but now I need to make another correction of my own:

      *snip*

      The table below gives the year and the registration numbers issued during that year
      - for example any Rd number from 19756 to 40479 was issued in 1885

      *snip*

      http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/reg.htm#NUMBERS

      So apparently the number that appears to the right of a given year represents the lowest number, not the highest.

      Therefore, it would mean that your piece with a registration number of "204482" was registered in 1892:

      1892 185713
      1893 205240
    4. Esscrow, 2 years ago
      WOW! So interesting! Thanks for all of your research, comments and information , oh, and links!! I really appreciate it.

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