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Identifying Old. Pottery and China. Most antique ceramics bear a makers mark or backstamp. This is usually located on the underside of the piece, whether it is an antique Figurine or antique Chinaware. Porcelain makers marks usually denote the Studio or manufacturer and at times include an Artist's initials or signature or logo. In contrast, most Pottery makers marks, such as on antique Studio Pottery Vases or Pottery Art, are frequently signatures or initials of the Artist that designed the piece. Advertising
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Advertising collectibles are collectibles items relating to antique and vintage advertisements for products, brands, services and companies. Items can include advertising signs, shop and counter displays, posters, product labels and packaging, promotional items, catalogues, magazine adverts, badges, vintage clothing and related ephemera. Ironstone China
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Ironstone china is a glaze-covered earthenware. It was first patented by Charles James Mason in 1813 and other manufacturers followed suit. At one point, there were almost 200 makers of ironstone china and they made everything from plates and bowls to tureens, covered casseroles, and gravy boats. Even chamber pots. Its popularity has come in waves and was apparently wildly popular in the 1970s.
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