Featured Impressed Swan mark. England

Hello community!
I’m back with question again.
Bought this hand-pained plate with unusual swan mark. Mark is impressed and really small. I looked to catalogs with English pottery, porcelain and ceramic makers, but mine doesn’t have this mark. does any one know this? Any ideas?
Many thanks!

Face by Lavrentii posted Sep 13, 2023 at 10:15 PM

Back swan English mark by Lavrentii posted Sep 13, 2023 at 10:15 PM

Swan English mark by Lavrentii posted Sep 13, 2023 at 10:15 PM

 

I think I found. Charles Ford.
Bit confused with period. According to
http://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/406.htm
Impressed mark was used after 1874. But without swan. Initials in swan after 1900, but there is information about marks in color.

 

Yes, they do not comment or show the exact impressed mark that is on your plate. It sounds as if the swan was added to the company mark about 1900. But since they haven't shown a date for the impressed swan mark, it is hard to give an exact date.

 

Well, with England impressed on the base it's post-1891, but the decoration style harks back to a little earlier. I knew I had seen that swan mark somewhere before, and the reference to crested pottery reminded me. The company made a lot of souvenir ware in that the crest and motto of a particular town or county was applied to various items and lots of miniatures usually on a cream base so the crest shows well.