Featured Please help me identify this flow blue plate

I have this 7" ironstone plate and cannot identify either the maker or the pattern. I looked at every flow blue image on the Internet (it sure felt like it), checked at thepotteries.org website, and consulted my copy of the Collector's Encyclopedia of Flow Blue by Mary Frank Gaston, but I am coming up empty. Anyone?

 

Welcome Bathsheba. I will tag some knowledgeable people for you, @say_it_slowly , @Ownedbybear .

 

I think this one is known as the 'temple pattern', although I can't track it down in my references for some reason.

Edit: To add original was by Podmore and Walker, this looks like a different version by another maker.

 

Have you tried this website? Blue and white china patterns A to buy | Lovers of Blue and White

 

Thank you for your response. I have the Podmore and Walker Temple plate in a similar size and the design is quite different, especially on the rim. Different mark as well. I suspect that mine is also early (1840s-1850s).

 

Thank you for pointing me to this resource. I hope to avoid the tedium of clicking through hundreds more images by finding someone here that recognizes it, but I will keep it in mind.

 

So..... after looking at temple and pagoda patterns I decided to try to read the mark. I swear it looked to me like it says Albany No 174 then initials something G. Albany doesn't really make sense to me.

Godden's had a vaguely similar cartouche for Benjamin Godwin with BG so I went off looking at Godwin's.

I found this with the right pattern in the photo but a very blurry mark photo. They say it's Albany. I don't know, can't find this Albany in my Dictionary of Blue & White or elsewhere. Anyway, here it is, correct or not.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/albany-design-plate-john-robert-160577834





A lovely plate in the 'Albany' design (No 110)in good condition by John & Robert Godwin who traded between 1834-1866 who traded from their Sneyd Green, Corbridge, Staffordshire address. The plate measures 8 1/2" x 8 1/2" x 7 1/4" x 7 1/4

 

Usually I would just click the Like button, but that is really awesome, SIS.

 

Say_it_slowly: Thank you! I also thought I saw Albany when I adjusted the picture, but could not even make that much out when I looked at the actual plate, and any Albany designs I saw were just not right. I also thought it might say ENG under the cartouche, but I did not want to influence anyone if I was wrong with these suspicions, which was the case for the ENG part. I am so happy to finally have some information about this pretty little plate. I applaud you!

 

Hello I’m new here to the site. Can anyone tell me how to post photos??I would love to find answers on my set of antique flow blue inherited from grandmother who purchased them in England in the 1950’s. I’d like to know if the marks on bottom mean anything & if the items have any value?

 

Please assist in identifying this. Any help is greatly appreciated

 

Any help to identify is greatly appreciated

 

I give up! Tried posting photos & they don’t seem to show up

 

Hi Judy do any pics show up in my post

 

Hi Stefanie! Welcome to Antiquers........

If your photos are on your phone, you can email them to yourself choosing Medium. They should then be the correct size to upload here.

There is another way, and hopefully someone will post directions.

Someone will be able to help you.

 

THANK YOU!

 

You're welcome.

You'll succeed!