Pottery & porcelain
Longton, England, United Kingdom · 1871–1884 · 3 marks.
Undated
The 1861–1903 dates in the caption describe Gerbing & Stephan, not use dates for this individual mark.
impressed · Austria-Bohemia
The source explicitly rejects attribution of impressed G & St / G & S majolica marks to Grove & Stark and identifies them as Gerbing & Stephan of .
Undated
The 1861–1903 dates in the caption describe Gerbing & Stephan, not use dates for this individual mark.
impressed · Austria-Bohemia
The source explicitly rejects attribution of impressed G & St / G & S majolica marks to Grove & Stark and identifies them as Gerbing & Stephan of .
Undated
Longton, England
Initials are usually in script; a pattern name may appear in a scroll, sometimes with a pattern registration diamond.
Frederick Wedgwood Grove and John Stark took over the Palissy Works business in Longton around 1871. Junior partner Edward Pearson retired in March 1875. Stark left around 1884 and Frederick Grove continued.
