Featured Help ID Mark on 1911 Porcelain Lemon Reamer

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  1. Lew Fisher

    Lew Fisher Well-Known Member

    Hi, Folks-
    Time to pick your brains again. (I mean that in the nicest possible way). It's 6-1/2" broad from handle tip to spout and 3-1/2" tall. Style is arts & crafts with art nouveau influence. Part of the hand-inscribed mark includes the 1911 date and F. (?) Hubbard. Decoration is panels of lemons and lemon flowers. Does anyone recognize that mark? It seems most elaborate for china painting. (And pretty accomplished for most china painting.) And those 3 color stripes. A glaze test piece, maybe? Your thoughts are very appreciated. DSCN5544.JPG DSCN5545.JPG DSCN5546.JPG DSCN5547.JPG DSCN5548.JPG DSCN5549.JPG
     
    Lew Fisher, Sep 7, 2023
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  2. Roaring20s

    Roaring20s Well-Known Member

    Interesting markings.

    This dead etsy link shows all of the images, and its origin seems to be made in Germany.

    Perhaps they sold blanks for others to decorate?

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  3. Lew Fisher

    Lew Fisher Well-Known Member

    Isn't that interesting! Thanks.
     
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  4. Aquitaine

    Aquitaine Is What It IS! But NEVER BORED!

    THAT'S Adorable.......FIRST time I've ever seen one with a spout and handle!!!!!
     
    Aquitaine, Sep 7, 2023
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  5. JB Miller

    JB Miller Well-Known Member

    The mark on your juicer is for the Chicago-area china decorating club Atlan Ceramic Arts Club, 1893-1924.

    The three P's stood for Patience, Prosperity, Progress.

    Your juicer is signed by Florence Hubbard who was active from 1911-1912.

    During Atlan's 30 years there were over 170 women club members.

    Info is from the book 'Collector's Encyclopedia of Pickard China', pages 308-312.
     
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  6. kentworld

    kentworld Well-Known Member

    Excellent!
     
    kentworld, Sep 8, 2023
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