Royal Doulton (England)

What does the little black umbrella mark indicate on a figurine?

Thank you!

This is 4th generation heirloom (early 1900s?). Any information would be gratefully received. Pattern name, date, initials etc. Thanks

I might be wrong, but I think the decoration is the process known as "Slater's Patent", done by pressing lace into the damp clay.

hercules brabazon wrote:I might be wrong, but I think the decoration is the process known as "Slater's Patent", done by pressing lace into the damp clay.

Yes, there is a lace impressed effect. Thank you

This piece seems to be older due to the logo being doulton lambeth but I am once again unsure. Any info would be appreciated 

A lidded jar (with silver) that's about 15cm tall.

This Lambeth tyg is about 16cm tall and has a silver plated rim. It's date stamped 1879. The artist looks to be Louisa E Edwards.

 Never seen one of these before so got quite excited.  Only when I got home did I realise that the handle had been broken. It's still a lovely, clever thing.

Hi, I am looking for any information on this lovely Royal Doulton Bison. The mark looks like an early 1900-1922 one, but I am not sure what the number means. It is scratched in. The number reads 136… I bought it thinking it was a midcentury drip ware or fat lava type of thing because I love these…,but I’ve started to research and it must be older…. It is very colourful in red, blue… even turquoise glazes.

Thankyou Naiomi. I will look further into flambé ware. But I like the sound of it being rare!! I have seen flambé tigers and penguins but they appear very red and smooth (they might be modern versions?), which this isn’t. I have since found Noke vase images too and the vases have a very thick colourful organic glaze, so this boy could sit somewhere between them. The underglaze is definitely the right red shade what I just saw of flambé on t’internet…. Thank you so much for responding. I didn’t know I liked Royal Doulton till now!!

These four pieces of Doulton Lambeth have come back from England with me.

This 18cm tall biscuit jar has a hinged lid and is dated 1880. It was decorated by Elizabeth A Sayers - assisted by MA...



This jar and loose lid is also 18cm tall. It was decorated by Elizabeth M Small and is from around 1880...



Louisa Edwards decorated this 15cm tyg in 1878. It has an engraved silver rim...



The jug is dated 1879 and was decorated by Louisa E Edwards. It has an engraved hinged lid and is 24cm tall...

This 6" slip-cast vase has the Doulton Lambeth England stamp and the number 7733 plus a U.

Does anyone know what date it could be?