Need help with mark on bottom of pitcher please.

I have a pitcher that has a stamp is n the bottom with the word imperial inside a banner. Does anyone recognize the mark.l,any help will be greatly appreciated.

 

A picture of both the mark and one of the whole pitcher are probably needed, Bobby.

 

Sorry I thought it uploaded the pictures. I will take a picture of vase when u get home and upload it. Thank you

 

Bobby! More coffee!

 

Thanks for the pictures, but now I have to ask - How can that be the bottom of a "pitcher?" Looks like a low "dish." Can we see it?

 

It is a pitcher it reminds me of the ironstones that sit in the wash basins. I'm at work and I can't get a picture. I'm gonna say it's about 10"-12" tall with handle and light floral pattern.

 

Can you post it in full-size, please? TX.

 

I will do that when I get off of work I apologize. I thought it was already on my phone but I was wrong. It will be uploaded soon as I get hone.

 

DeBolt's American Pottery Marks says this c.1900 mark possibly belonged to Dresden Pottery Co. of East Liverpool, OH. Possibly.

 

Thank you I will do some research and upload the pics later.

 

Sorry it took so long,here is the pics of the pitcher with the stamp in question

 

I just cannot seem to locate this stamp

 

Hi Bobby - Welcome! Did you see Janet's post above? I think you are correct and that the pitcher sat in a bowl. It may even have been part of a wash set. These sets were turned out by pottery companies in the US and Europe by the tens of thousands. Records were not always kept or were lost so some pieces will always remain a mystery. I think DeBolt suggests Dresden Pottery Works based on the shape of the banner. I'm afraid that may be the most info anyone has at this point.
Don

 

Ok I understand now. I appreciate it janetpjohn and others.

 

Sorry, I should have added that Imperial is the name of the pattern. Manufacturers tried to distinguish their products by coming up with names they hoped denoted luxury. Back around 1900 no one thought these pieces would ever be collectible.
Don

 

Nice....that's what I had confused I guess I thought it was a name for the company. I'm teaching my self slowly but surely. Thank you