Staffordshire Stoneware Platter HB & Co.

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  1. ilzho

    ilzho New Member

    Hello:

    I found this at a thrift store and I am unsure if it's authentic or not.
    If anyone has any information, I would greatly appreciate it.

    It does have a chip on the side and a dimple in the pattern.
    It's 14 1/4" x 17 7/8".
    Thank you,
    David
    chip.jpg dimple.jpg front.jpg mark.jpg plat2.jpg
     
  2. moreotherstuff

    moreotherstuff Izorizent

    Godden shows H.B. & Co. as Harvey Bailey & Co. (1833-5) or Henry Brown & Co. (1828-30). Looks good to me. Blue Willow pattern.

    The dimple on the front is a stilt mark from the kiln. If you search the surface you should find at least 2 more. Way back, they stacked the pieces in the kiln upside down so the stilt marks appear on the front. No idea when they stopped that.
     
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  3. GaleriaGila

    GaleriaGila Hola, y'all!

    I did not know that, MOS! About stilt marks.
     
  4. ilzho

    ilzho New Member

    You are correct. Thank you.
    There are a total of 3 Stilt marks.
    Bottom center which is the picture I posted and then 2 at the top one on each top corner.
    Cool.......
     
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