Base Mark for Farmers Arms Loving Cup
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Peter Harrison- Number of posts : 4
Location : Dorset
Registration date : 2015-02-19
Re: Base Mark for Farmers Arms Loving Cup
Lovely cup.
I’ve tidied up the thread. The cup photo just seems to be a thumbnail photo rather than a full sized one . Does it say Mary Ann Lawton 1855?
I’ve tidied up the thread. The cup photo just seems to be a thumbnail photo rather than a full sized one . Does it say Mary Ann Lawton 1855?
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Re: Base Mark for Farmers Arms Loving Cup
I found this but others will know far more than me about this style of pottery
There are also ironstone mugs produced by Burleigh Pottery, Staffordshire, (producing since 1851 and best known for producing blue and white china, eg with the well known 'calico chintz' pattern) titled 'God Speed the Plough' and 'Industry Produceth Wealth' with the same 'Farmers Arms' poem.
Leeds pottery apparently also produced 'Farmers Arms' crockery. Sunderland also produced pearlware (pink lustre and black transfer printed) Farmers Arms plaques and mugs etc - some with the 'Sailors Farewell' on the reverse, as did other makers.
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Peter Harrison- Number of posts : 4
Location : Dorset
Registration date : 2015-02-19
Re: Base Mark for Farmers Arms Loving Cup
Yes it is, anything to see on the back?
A most odd base mark, can't see it it any books I have.
Not sure it is a company logo though.
A most odd base mark, can't see it it any books I have.
Not sure it is a company logo though.
Re: Base Mark for Farmers Arms Loving Cup
nice looking mug. Is that by chance a ladies shaving mug
reeves- Number of posts : 4
Location : texas
Registration date : 2018-08-28
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