c. From 1909
The Roycrofters
Curled terminals distinguish the early R from the straight-ended middle-period R.
Read the stamp
Arts and crafts copper makers marks
Among Arts and crafts copper makers marks, a production or model number may identify a form repeated with different surface decoration.
Workshop and individual marks
Look for a complete name or emblem such as a workshop logo on the base. An individual craftsperson’s initials can be smaller and separate. A production or model number may identify a form repeated with different surface decoration.
What to check next
Compare the exact emblem, letter shapes and base construction with the named workshop. Hand-hammered and machine-textured surfaces can look similar, so retain seams, rivets and handle details as well as the stamp.
Related marks
6 marks
c. From 1920
The Roycrofters
The R has straight terminals; the absence of ROYCROFT below separates it from the late named stamp.
c. 1906–1908
The Roycrofters
The seriffed, typewriter-like R and irregular cuts precede the regular die-stamped orb.
Undated
The Roycrofters
Full circular THE ROYCROFT SHOPS and EAST AURORA wording distinguishes this ceramic customer stamp from the small metal dies.
Undated
The Roycrofters
Two additional dots inside the orb distinguish this die from the ordinary early stamp. The personal Jennings attribution remains qualified.
Undated
revere ware markings
Circular COPPER CLAD STAINLESS STEEL profile with MADE UNDER PROCESS PATENT beneath it; 1801 belongs to the emblem.