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Imperial Ironstone China John Alcock
printed · earthenware · Cobridge, England
Printed royal-arms-style design with a crowned shield supported by a rampant lion and unicorn.
Pottery & porcelain
John Alcock marks
Cobridge, England, United Kingdom · 1849–1861 · 11 marks.
- Active years
- 1849–1861
- Country
- United Kingdom
- City / region
- Cobridge, England
- Products
- china, earthenware
- Marks
- 11
Dated marks & timeline
11 marks
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Imperial Ironstone China John Alcock Ironstone China John Alcock Cobridge
printed, impressed · earthenware · Cobridge, England
The image pairs a printed royal-arms mark with an impressed Ironstone China mark.
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John Alcock Cobridge
printed · earthenware · Cobridge, England
Vincennes is the pattern name; the example also has a pattern registration diamond.
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John Alcock Paris Shape Imperial Ironstone China John Alcock
The diamond records pattern registration on 20 March 1857, not the duration of mark use.
earthenware · Cobridge, England
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JOHN ALCOCK CIRCASSIA COBRIDGE
printed · earthenware · Cobridge, England
Printed marks included the maker name, Cobridge and often the pattern name.
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US
earthenware · Cobridge, England
Shard found on the site of a former sugarcane plantation in Louisiana, United States.
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JOHN ALCOCK COLOGNE COBRIDGE
printed · earthenware · Cobridge, England
Printed marks included the maker name, Cobridge and often the pattern name.
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JOHN ALCOCK PRIORY COBRIDGE
printed · earthenware · Cobridge, England
Printed marks included the maker name, Cobridge and often the pattern name.
About John Alcock
John Alcock operated at the Cobridge Pottery after earlier partnerships with his brother George and with Samuel Alcock junior. He continued on his own from June 1849, making earthenware and ironstone, including white granite ware for American markets. Henry Alcock succeeded him in 1861.