Y, 8i colour as the above transfers. Witliin the horse-shoe appears theanchor and over this a crown, both impressed in the ware. Mr.Lincoln says that the crown was used to mark the better class(white paste) ware, which they generally spoke of as CrownWare. These two plates of course belong to the… … Fig. 78. Plaque. York Museum Collection. A curious mark on a plate in Mr. Hursts Collection isLONDON in a semicircle, and below, the anclior and cable,all impressed in a kite-shaped form. Cliaffers, in his Marks and Monograms on Pottery and I^orce-lain, nth edition, igo6, gives a figure of the same…
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