Pottery & porcelain
Lille marks
France · From 1696 · 69 marks.
- Active years
- From 1696
- Country
- France
- Products
- porcelain
- Marks
- 69
Dated marks & timeline
69 marks
c. 1696
impressed · dark blue · faience
impressed · dark blue · faience · France
The shared caption distinguishes an embossed first mark from an incised second mark without assigning this illustration.
c. 1696
impressed · dark blue · faience
impressed · dark blue · faience · France
The shared caption distinguishes an embossed first mark from an incised second mark without assigning this illustration.
c. 1696
impressed · dark blue · faience
impressed · dark blue · faience · France
The shared caption distinguishes an embossed first mark from an incised second mark without assigning this illustration.
1784–1817
T
painted · blue or gold · porcelain · France
The source describes blue marks underglaze or gold marks overglaze.
1784–1817
a Lille
painted · blue or gold · porcelain · France
The source describes blue marks underglaze or gold marks overglaze.
1784–1817
painted · blue or gold · porcelain
painted · blue or gold · porcelain · France
The source describes blue marks underglaze or gold marks overglaze.
1784–1817
fait par Lebrun à Lille
painted · blue or gold · porcelain · France
The source describes blue marks underglaze and gold marks overglaze.
Marks 25–69
Undated
dark blue · faience
The source associates the workshop’s production with around 1696 without specifying a mark-use interval.
dark blue · faience · France
Undated
dark blue, red · faience
The source associates the workshop’s production with around 1690 without specifying a mark-use interval.
dark blue, red · faience · France
Undated
dark blue, red · faience
The source associates the workshop’s production with around 1690 without specifying a mark-use interval.
dark blue, red · faience · France
Undated
dark blue · faience
The source associates the workshop’s production with around 1696 without specifying a mark-use interval.
dark blue · faience · France
Undated
dark blue · faience
The source associates the workshop’s production with around 1696 without specifying a mark-use interval.
dark blue · faience · France
Undated
dark blue · faience
The source associates the workshop’s production with around 1696 without specifying a mark-use interval.
dark blue · faience · France
Nicolas Alexis Dorez name mark.
Undated
dark blue · faience
The source associates the workshop’s production with around 1696 without specifying a mark-use interval.
dark blue · faience · France
Undated
dark blue · faience
The source associates the workshop’s production with around 1696 without specifying a mark-use interval.
dark blue · faience · France
Undated
dark blue · faience
The source associates the workshop’s production with around 1696 without specifying a mark-use interval.
dark blue · faience · France
Undated
black or blue · faience
black or blue · faience · France
The shared caption mentions a black Dorez name mark, 1696, and a blue mark dated 1716–1717 without clearly assigning this illustration.
Undated
black or blue · faience
black or blue · faience · France
The shared caption mentions a black Dorez name mark, 1696, and a blue mark dated 1716–1717 without clearly assigning this illustration.
Undated
dark blue, red · faience
The source associates workshop production with around 1690 without specifying a mark-use interval.
dark blue, red · faience · France
Undated
dark blue · faience
The source associates workshop production with around 1696 without specifying a mark-use interval.
dark blue · faience · France
Undated
D 14
The source dates the mark to the late 17th century.
dark blue · faience · France
Dorez name mark.
Undated
dark blue · faience
The source associates workshop production with around 1696 without specifying a mark-use interval.
dark blue · faience · France
Majolica with patriotic themes.
Undated
dark blue · faience
The source associates workshop production with around 1696 without specifying a mark-use interval.
dark blue · faience · France
About Lille
The Lille source covers several workshops: faience production was established around 1696; Dorez and Pelissier founded a factory in 1710, with soft porcelain production from 1711. Leperre and Durot founded a hard-porcelain factory in 1784; it changed ownership several times and closed in 1817.