[PDF] bone china marks identification

There is a back stamp that is found at the back and center of the plate. The back stamp contains information such as the name of the manufacturer, the pattern name, and the date when the product was made. Most if not all bone china is labeled as such. Most manufactures also include the country of origin.
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  • How do I identify my bone china mark?

    Fortunately, there are several ways to tell between fake and real bone china. Check the back stamp for the manufacturer, product characteristics, and country of origin.
    Bone china is also stronger than other porcelains, allowing it to be made thinner and more translucent.

  • How do I identify my china pattern?

    Look for the manufacturer: The place to start to identify your pattern is by looking for a backstamp or hallmark on the bottom of the piece.
    This will often include the manufacturer's name and the pattern name.
    Additionally, many manufacturers print a code or number on the bottom to indicate the pattern number.

  • How do I know if my old china is valuable?

    Look for any markings, stamps, or signatures on the bottom of the pieces.
    This information can help you identify the origin and potential value of your china, and possibly the artist if the piece of china was hand finished or painted.

  • How do I know if my old china is valuable?

    The cost of bone china is high because of the materials and labour involved in its production.
    Making bone china requires multiple steps, such as mixing ingredients, forming, drying, firing, and glazing.
    These steps require time and skill, leading to a higher price tag for this luxurious item.

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