Pottery & porcelain

George & Charles Mason marks

Lane Delph, England, United Kingdom · 1813–1830 · 11 marks.

Active years
1813–1830
Country
United Kingdom
City / region
Lane Delph, England
Products
china, earthenware
Marks
11
George & Charles Mason mark, c. 1813–1820

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c. 1813–1820

Dated marks & timeline

11 marks
George & Charles Mason mark, c. 1820–1829

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c. 1820–1829

MASON

Earlier versions omit MASON'S above the crown.

printed · earthenware · Lane Delph, England

printed marks with impressed mark below earlier versions occur without the name ' 'S' above the

George & Charles Mason mark, c. 1820–1829

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c. 1820–1829

MASON

Earlier versions omit MASON'S above the crown.

printed · earthenware · Lane Delph, England

printed marks with impressed mark below earlier versions occur without the name ' 'S' above the

George & Charles Mason mark, c. From 1825

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c. From 1825

Fenton Stone Works

printed · earthenware · Lane Delph, England

The source says a printed or hand-painted pattern number may accompany this mark.

George & Charles Mason mark, c. From 1825

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c. From 1825

Fenton Stone Works

printed · earthenware · Lane Delph, England

The source says a printed or hand-painted pattern number may accompany this mark.

George & Charles Mason mark, c. From 1825

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c. From 1825

Fenton Stone Works

printed, painted · earthenware · Lane Delph, England

The source says a printed or hand-painted pattern number may accompany this mark.

About George & Charles Mason

George Miles and Charles James Mason continued their father's Lane Delph pottery after his retirement in 1813. Charles patented Ironstone China that year. The business moved to the Fenton Works in 1815; George retired in 1830.