c. 1851–1878
Mark image
Discus-thrower trade mark generally used on Old Greek decoration from 1851 to 1878.
Fenton, England
with or without the name F & R Pratt used on ware depicting 'Old Greek' decoration generally from
Pottery & porcelain
Felix & Richard Pratt marks
Fenton, England, United Kingdom · 1818–1920 · 7 marks.
- Active years
- 1818–1920
- Country
- United Kingdom
- City / region
- Fenton, England
- Products
- china, earthenware, porcelain, stoneware
- Marks
- 7
Dated marks & timeline
7 marks
Undated
brown, black, gold
brown, black, gold · Fenton, England
The source illustrates nineteenth-century pictorial pot lids, including The Sportsman and Both Alike.
Undated
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Fenton, England
The number 123 occurred on several patterns and shapes.
Undated
printed
The illustrated Coalport Christmas plate is dated 1986 and reproduces an original Pratt print.
printed · Fenton, England
Undated
COALPORT Christmas 1976 first in an annual series reproduced from the Original Pratt prints. xmas eve
printed · Fenton, England
Under Wedgwood ownership, Coalport continued to make wares decorated with original Pratt prints.
Undated
Pratt's Native Scenery
printed · blue · Fenton, England
Native Scenery mark used on blue transferware.
About Felix & Richard Pratt
F. & R. Pratt of Fenton made earthenware, terracotta, Rockingham ware and decorated pot lids. Felix Edward Pratt and artist-engraver Jesse Austin developed multicolour printed lids and related wares from the 1840s. H. T. Robinson acquired the business around 1916 and moved it to Cauldon Place Works in 1920. The name later passed through Harrison, E. Brain and Wedgwood; Coalport continued using original Pratt prints.