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| Cambridge Bone China, Made in England, "Dogwood Tree". |
| Bing & Grondahl, Denmark, 1962-1970, "Seagull" "#3003". |
| Booths Ltd, England, 1912+, "Peony". |
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| T&R Boote, Waterloo Potteries, Burslem, England, 1890-1906, "Castelar". |
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| Berkshire Fine China, Occupied Japan, c.1945. |
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| William Adams & Sons Ltd, Tunstall & Stoke, member of Wedgewood, Staffordshire, England, 1950+, "Bellingrath Gardens Grotto, Mobile, AL". |
| William Adams & Sons Ltd, Tunstall & Stoke, member of Wedgewood, Staffordshire, England, 1950+, Jonroth was the importer, "Jefferson Davis Shrine". |
| William Adams & Sons Ltd, Tunstall & Stoke, member of Wedgewood, Staffordshire, England, 1950+, Jonroth was the importer, "Abraham Lincoln Museum, Springfield, IL" |
| Bing & Grondahl, Denmark, 1952-1958, "30". |
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| Bridgewood & Son, England, "Ye Old Indian Tree", #"5800". |
| Du-Co Kunst Rehau, Bavaria. |
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| Essex English, Staffordshire, England, modern, "Hydrangea".. |
| Herend, Hungary, 1980's. Handpainted and numbered. |
| Ebeling & Reuss, made in England, modern. |
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| Possible it's La Francaise, made by French China Co, 1916-1929? Personally I chuckle when I see this type of pat on ebay with a starting price of $20. Their value is about $5. |
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| Made in Carlsbad part of Cechoslovakia for Benjamin F. Hunt & Sons, a Boston China Importer, 1907-1908. |
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| John Edwards, Staffordshire Potteries, Fenton, England, 1894, "Keswick", impressed "S" with "5" and illegible # under the 5 |
| Oscar & Edgar Gutherz, Austria, 1899-1918, "#2649" pattern. |
| Lancaster, Hanley, England, 1906-1954, "The Jolly Drover". |
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| 1897+ |
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| 1870-1890, "Creswell". |
| & Sons, 1891-1896, "Hamilton". |
| & Sons, 1891-1896, "Premiere Blue/Grey'". This pattern was my very first pat. in 1980. |
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| Franciscan Ware, Mcbean, Gladding & Co, Glendale, California, 1939-1947. |
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| 1891-1930, "Kelvin". This has a blue F, impressed circle (indicates the workmen), and impressed fleur de lis. |
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| 1890, "Chatham". |
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| Maddock & Co., Burslem, England, 1906, the ohly mark with "Maddock & Co" (without sons). |
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| 1912+, "Amiens" |
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| John Maddock- Burslem, England |
| Alfred Meakin - Tunstall England |
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| J&G Meakin - Hanley, England |
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| 1912+ |
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| 1891-1896, "Seville". |
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| Malkin Edge, 1873-1903, "Alton". |
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| 1891-1930, "Rosette". |
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| 1891-1896 |