1806–1820
Mark image
The Prince of Wales backstamp ceased in 1820 when Spode became potter to King George IV.
Pottery & porcelain · a closer look
1767-1833 Josiah Spode mark: SPODE Stone-China, c. 1812–1833
Mark details
- Period
- c. 1812–1833
- Wording
- SPODE Stone-China
- Colour
- red
- Place
- Stoke-on-Trent, England
Dating cue
Copeland dates this style to about 1812–1833; this red example is associated with the Royal Pavilion pagodas.
Other 1767-1833 Josiah Spode marks
c. 1812–1833
black
The source rejects Godden’s circa 1805–1815 date for black and cites Copeland’s circa 1812–1833 for this style.
1815–1833
SPODE 4
Copeland dates this upper-case serif style to 1815–1833; the two illustrated marks occur on the same object.
1815–1833
SPODE
Copeland dates this upper-case serif style to 1815–1833; the two illustrated marks occur on the same object.
1822–1833
SPODE'S NEW STONE
The source associates this mark with a new Stone China formula introduced about 1821–1822.
1822–1833
SPODE'S NEW STONE
The source associates this mark with a new Stone China formula introduced about 1821–1822.