Pottery and Porcelain, from early times down to the Philadelphia exhibition of 1876Elliott, Charles Wyllys
History
Pottery and Porcelain, from early times down to the Philadelphia exhibition of 1876
Elliott, Charles Wyllys
Pottery -- History; Pottery -- Marks
Since his day the works have been in careful and competent hands, and
admirable porcelain is still produced in many styles.
MARKS.--The Vincennes mark used from 1745 to 1753 was the interlaced L's
without any inclosed letter, like the first mark of Sèvres.
Beginning at 1753 the Sèvres mark was the interlaced L's inclosing the
letter A. The marks at Sèvres changed many times, so that it is
necessary to give quite a list of them as well as a table showing how
the letters of the alphabet indicate the year when the piece was made.
The following table will help to explain the use of the letters of the
alphabet when placed in the interlaced L's:
A 1753
B 1754
C 1755
D 1756
E 1757
F 1758
G 1759
H 1760
I 1761
J 1762
K 1763
L 1764
M 1765
N 1766
O 1767
P 1768
Q 1769
R 1770
S 1771
T 1772
U 1773
V 1774
X 1775
Y 1776
Z 1777
AA 1778
BB 1779
CC 1780
DD 1781
EE 1782
FF 1783
GG 1784
HH 1785
II 1786
JJ 1787
KK 1788
LL 1789
MM 1790
NN 1791
OO 1792
PP 1793
QQ 1794
RR 1795
T9* 1801
X* 1802
11* 1803
--\\-- 1804
/|\ 1805
==:== 1806
7 1807
8 1808
9 1809
10 1810
o.z. (onze) 1811
d.z. (douze) 1812
t.z. (treize) 1813
q.z. (quatorze) 1814
q.n. (quinze) 1815
s.z. (seize) 1816
d.-s. (dix-sept) 1817
18 1818
19 1819
Etc., etc.
[Illustration: _A comet was sometimes used as a mark in the year
1769._]
Marks used at Sèvres:
[Illustration: _The royal period, sometimes with a crown (1753)._]
[Illustration: _Hard paste first made (1768)._
_Republic (1792 to 1798)._]
[Illustration: _Republic (1792)._]
[Illustration: _Consular period (1803)._]
[Illustration: _Imperial manufactory (1804 to 1809)._]
[Illustration: _Imperial manufactory (1810 to 1814)._]
[Illustration: _Louis XVIII., and the year (1814 to 1824)._]
[Illustration: _Charles X. (1824 to 1829)._]
[Illustration: _On plain ware (1829 and 1830)._]
[Illustration: _On decorated ware (1829 and 1830)._]
[Illustration: _Louis Philippe (August to December, 1830)._]
[Illustration: _Louis Philippe (1831 to November, 1834)._]
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