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Silver Markings and Pottery Marks Identification
Pick the mark you are looking at. Each page says what the mark means first, then how to date it, then what the mark cannot tell you, with every number and date taken from an assay office, a museum record, a statute, a company history or a dated auction result. Photograph the mark with light from a low angle and the app identifies it; these pages are where you check the year.
Silver Markings and Pottery Marks Identification
- Pottery Signatures: How to Read an Artist's Mark
- WMFM Silver Mark: What WMF, the Ostrich and I/O Mean
- Alpacca Silver Marks: What Alpaca Stamps Really Mean
- Japanese Pottery Marks: How to Read and Date Them
- Silver Hallmarks and Silverware Markings: What Each Means
- English Silver Hallmarks: Date Letters and Town Marks
- Crown Mark on Silver: Sheffield, Germany or Plate
- 84 Silver Mark: The Russian Zolotnik Standard
- Silver Plate Marks: Rogers, Barbour, Wilcox and Webster
- Chinese Silver Marks: Export Silver and Pseudo-Hallmarks
- Pottery Marks Identification: How to Read a Backstamp
- Bourne Denby Pottery Marks: Dating Denby Stoneware
- Roseville Pottery Marks: Stamps, Labels and Dates
- McCoy Pottery Marks and Value: Real Versus Fake
- Gzhel Pottery Marks: Russian Blue and White Ceramics
- Ellgreave Pottery Marks: Dating a Burslem Teapot
- Buffalo China Marks: Dated Backstamps You Can Read
- Red Marks on Pottery: Iron-Red Seals and Reign Marks
Sources
- https://www.robertzueblin.com
- https://www.themarksproject.org
- https://bispm.co.uk
- https://antique-marks.com
- https://rookwooddatabase.com
- https://www.crockerfarm.com
- https://www.antiquetrader.com
- https://www.ascasonline.org
- https://www.silvercollection.it
- https://antiquesilverhallmarks.com
- https://www.mgsrefining.com
- https://en.wikipedia.org