Featured Asian Marked Flow Blue Bowl

I've looked through gotheborg.com with no luck, of course I could have missed it. I am confused I've not seen gold # and lettering on something with an Asian double boxed back stamp. OF course there's lots of stuff I haven't seen!! HAHAHA ... thanks for any help!

 

This one seems to be the same and is ID'd as Mason's. It isn't the same as comes up n this site as Mason's "asian" mark but someone else may know.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/XIX-CENTUR...ERIE-10-1-4-PLATE-1-GOVERNOR-DE-/332685326084

http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/m/mason.html

 

It's definitely British, Staffordshire and one of the Asian pseudo marks used by some factories here. Not sure it's Mason's, I'd need to go fish a book out.

 

Thank you everyone!

 

Gah... you should see me trying to explain this to my dad so if anyone has a reference that would be great, thanks again.

 

I located a similar plate and it was described as "Antique Victorian Plate Flow Blue Imari Chili Pattern Marple, Turner & Co c 1852" but they did not show the back side.

 

I did find that Chili pattern and mark, both look rather different to me. Do you know where you found your reference? Maybe it's different than this example.

http://thepotteries.org/allpotters/691a.htm


plate in the Chili pattern


M. T. & Co

'CHILI' is the pattern name

 

Not Mason, imo. Or at least, Godden thinks not.

 

I think there is a British pottery ceramics group on FB, maybe I will ask there. If I find out I will report back!

 

on that group a couple of folks think its Meigh.

 

This person thinks it's Meigh.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/HTF-1840s-...602007?hash=item2634251257:g:G7UAAOSwuCpdfhcJ

It looks different than these Meigh marks though.
http://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/727a.htm

 

Godden doesn't have a Meigh pseudo mark like this one, agreed.