Featured would you call this flow blue or not because of all the colors?

also can anyone read the maker's mark?

 

its Copeland & Garrett but I have not seen this pattern. would you call it polychrome?

 

It's Beautiful.
Here is another one. Wow on the asking price!
https://images.app.goo.gl/LkfxcN6mLcBDAtCw5

 

watch for this stuff in your jaunts mr. cheswick

 

It looks like flow blue underneath, but the colors have been cobbled (added later).

 

thank you so much for the link. That one is Copeland from about 1850 the one above is Copeland Garrett about 10 years previous I think

 

I actually run a Facebook group for this stuff! It's flow blue with polychrome decoration. They're not added later, this happened in the factory after first firing.

 

one of the listings said the other colors are enamel that are added later. No?

 

They're added after, but in the factory as part of the manufacture if you see what I mean? Not the same as clobbering: that means embellishment some time after the event.

 

thanks for all these tips on the nomenclature. nice.

 

What is the name of your facebook group. I might as well add it to my other groups that i use to keep me informed on antiques. I don't friend a lot of people because I don't want to slog through the pics of entrees and where they checked in last but i do enjoy reading the posts of the antique groups.

 

The ridge on the bottom is interesting. What is the purpose?

 

Antique and Vintage Flow Blue China Buy/Sell and Collector Show/Tell.

 

Well that's a mouthful! I will check it out. Thanks

 

Oh, just search on the first bit, it ought to show!