23 January 2013 Victoria Beakers
Victoria 150th Anniversary of Coronation Manufactured by Caverwsall China Co. Ltd. A Lionhead 4.5 inch by 3.5 is at Berryhill Road in Fenton, England. This is number 42 in a limited edition of 150. 'Barnsley, Stephen' is associated with this item. Referenced in: Flynn, 1999: VI-012; 825y. Latest insurance valuation (17/11/2002) 95. On reverse: "The 150th anniversary of Queen Victoria's Coronation 1838-1988". On base: "To commemorate the 150th anniversary of Queen Victoria's Coronation and Centenary of the Golden Jubilee 1837/38-1987/88 Designed by Stephen Barnsley". Australian Federation Manufactured by Doulton A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with brown Davey & Mannion, 1988: P5.1.1; Godden marks, 1991: 1332. Latest (28/04/2002) 20. On front: "Australian Federation 1901". On back: "Tasmania W. Australia Victoria N.S. Wales Queensland South Austr"; "May the union between the colonies and the Mother-Land, now cemented by their blood, be for ever maintained Joseph Chamberlain". Altough Victoria's portrait is on the front, Edward VII had already ascended the throne. 23 January 2013 Page 3 of 39
Centenary Manufactured by Caverwsall China Co. Ltd. A Lionhead 4.5 inch by 3.3 is at Berryhill Road in Fenton, England. This is number 64 in a limited edition of 500. marks, 1991: 825x. Latest auction valuation (13/03/2012) 35. On base: "To commemorate 100 years since the reign of Queen Victoria 1901-2001". Death Manufactured by David Chapman & Sons A 4.3 inch by 3 inch gilded, with brown pattern on white porcelain. Manufactured at Atlas Works in Longton, England. 'Windsor' is marks, 1991: 851. Latest (29/11/2001) 250. On front: "1837 1901"; Signature of Victoria; "Queen and Mother"; On reverse: "Round Tower Windsor"; On base: red "4". Page 4 of 39 23 January 2013
Manufactured by Doulton A Burslem 4 inch by 3.3 is at Nile Flynn, 1999: VI-002; 1332. Latest auction valuation (01/05/2004) 500. On reverse: "In loving & loyal rememberance of her most gracious majesty, Queen Victoria, Born at Kensington Palace, May 24th 1819, Acceded to the throne, June 20th 1837, Crowned at Westminster Abbey, June 28th 1836. Died at Osborne, Jany 22th 1901,". Manufactured by Wileman & Co. A Shelley 3.8 inch by 2.8 is at Foley Potteries and Foley China Works in Longton, England. Latest auction valuation (17/05/2010) 100. On base: blue triangle and spot. Diamond Jubilee Manufactured by Aller Vale Art Potteries A 4.5 inch by 3.3 inch beaker with multicolour pattern on green pottery. Manufactured at Aller Vale in Newton Abbott, Brisco, 1991: 7.5, 7.6. (29/03/2011) 130. 23 January 2013 Page 5 of 39
Manufactured by Brueder Gottlieb und Brauchbar A 4 inch by 4 inch beaker with multicolour pattern on white enamel. Manufactured in Brno, Czechoslovakia. Rd.295525 (1897). Referenced in: Com.Col.Soc., 1977: P31.1; Flynn, 1999: VI- 006. Latest insurance valuation (01/01/2000) 75. On base: in circle "BW"; "Rd. No. 295.525". A 4.3 inch by 3.8 inch beaker with multicolour enamel. Manufactured in Brno, Czechoslovakia. Rd.295525 (1897). Referenced in: Com.Col.Soc., 1977: P31.1; Flynn, 1999: VI- 006. Latest insurance valuation (18/10/2004) 30. On base: in circle "BW"; "Rd. No. 295.525". A 3.5 inch by 3.3 inch gilded, with brown pattern on white enamel. Manufactured in Brno, Czechoslovakia. Latest (10/07/2005) 50. Manufactured by Burgess & Leigh Ltd. A Burleigh Ware 4.3 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with a rim that is orange, with multicolour pattern on white china. Manufactured at Middleport Pottery in Burslem, England. Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: 60; 720. Latest auction valuation (01/08/2006) 25. Page 6 of 39 23 January 2013
Manufactured by C.H. Brannam Ltd. A 4.5 inch by 3.8 inch beaker with multicolour pattern on green pottery. Manufactured at Litchdon Pottery in Barnstaple, 569. Latest auction valuation (02/08/2006) 27. On front: white "V.R."; brown "1837-1897 Long may she live Happy may she be Blest with content And from misfortune free." On base: "H.Brannam, Barum" with bar over "4" and "1897". A 4.5 inch by 3.8 inch beaker with multicolour pattern on green pottery. Manufactured at Litchdon Pottery in Barnstaple, 569. Latest auction valuation (07/07/2010) 35. On front: blue "V.R."; brown "1837 1897 Long may she live Happy may she be Blest with content And misfortune free." On base: "H.Brannam, Barum" with bar over "4" and "1897". Manufactured by Derby Porcelain Works A Royal Crown Derby 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with blue at Derby Porcelain Works in Derby, England. Referenced in: Com.Col.Soc., 1977: P30.5; Davey & Mannion, 1988: 94; Godden marks, 1991: 1270. Latest (01/01/2000) 750. On base: "Photo by Bassano" and blue "G"; Circle crossed below mark. Manufactured by Doulton A Lambeth 5 inch by 3.3 inch beaker with white pattern on brown stoneware. Manufactured at Lambeth Pottery in Lambeth, England. 'A.C.C.' is associated with this item. Referenced in: 1344. Latest insurance valuation (05/05/2003) 150. On reverse: "A.C.C.". On base: "4764 d". A Burslem 3.8 inch by 3 is at Nile 1332. Latest insurance valuation (01/01/2000) 175. On base "Victoria RI Diamond Jubilee Whiteley's London". 214 is otherwise identical but without this mark. 23 January 2013 Page 7 of 39
A Burslem 3.8 inch by 3 inch beaker with multicolour pattern on white porcelain. 1332. Latest auction valuation (05/03/2000) 120. Has Royal Doulton mark on base only, 194 has Diamond Jubilee Lozenge too. A Burslem 6 inch by 3.5 is at Nile 1332. Latest auction valuation (23/04/2005) 375. A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with multicolour pattern on white porcelain. England. 'Curra, Richard John' is associated with this item. Referenced in: 1332. Latest insurance valuation (01/01/2000) 175. On reverse: gilded "Richard John Curra". A Burslem 3.8 inch by 3 is silver, with multicolour at Nile 1332. Beaker with metal ring at top. A Burslem 3.8 inch by 3 is at Nile 1332. Latest auction valuation (13/05/2011) 45. A Royal Doulton 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with multicolour pattern on white china. England. 'Iveagh', and, 'Iveagh, Lady' are marks, 1991: 1332. (02/06/2007) 25. On reverse: gilded "1897 Diamond Jubilee Presented by Lady Iveagh". Page 8 of 39 23 January 2013
A Burslem 3.8 inch by 3 is at Nile Davey & Mannion, 1988: 42; Flynn, 1999: VI-314; 1332. Latest insurance valuation (31/01/2001) 290. A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with brown England. 'Hampden Gurney', and, 'Hampden Gurney School' are Referenced in: Flynn, 1999: VI-P79.8; Godden marks, 1991: 1327x. Latest (01/01/2000) 190. On front: "Diamond Jubilee Victoria; God save the Queen; Queen of Britain Ireland of the Colonies Empress of India". To the left: "She wrought Her People lasting good". To the right: "Hampden Gurney School London.W.1897". A Burslem 3.8 inch by 3.3 inch beaker with brown England. 'Doulton, Henry, Sir' is associated with this item. Referenced in: Flynn, 1999: VI-P79.8; 1327x. Latest insurance valuation (04/03/2004) 225. On front: "Diamond Jubilee Victoria; God save the Queen; Queen of Britain Ireland of the Colonies Empress of India". To the left: "She wrought Her People lasting good". To the right: "Given by Sir Henry Doulton 1897". A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 is gilded, with brown England. 'Chapman, Ed., Mr.' is associated with this item. Latest auction valuation (16/07/2011) 10. On front: "Diamond Jubilee Victoria; God save the Queen; Queen of Britain Ireland of the Colonies Empress of India". To the left: "She wrought Her People lasting good". To the right: "Given by Sir Henry Doulton"; gold "to Mr.Ed.Chapman.". 23 January 2013 Page 9 of 39
A Royal Doulton 3.8 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with brown china. Manufactured at Nile England. 'Bone, A.J., Mr.' is associated with this item. Referenced in: 1327x. Latest retail valuation (23/11/2008) 50. On front: "Diamond Jubilee Victoria; God save the Queen; Queen of Britain Ireland of the Colonies Empress of India". To the left: "She wrought Her People lasting good". To the right: "Given by Sir Henry Doulton"; gold: "to Mr. A.J.Bone.". A Royal Doulton 3.8 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with brown china. Manufactured at Nile England. 'Bartlett, Mrs.' is (08/01/2012) 15. On front: "Diamond Jubilee Victoria; God save the Queen; Queen of Britain Ireland of the Colonies Empress of India". To the left: "She wrought Her People lasting good". To the right: "Given by Mrs Bartlett". A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with multicolour pattern on white china. England. Rd.293418 (1897). Referenced in: Flynn, 1999: VI-P79.7; 1327x. Latest retail valuation (05/02/2005) 140. A Royal Doulton 3.8 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with green china. Manufactured at Nile England. 'Sandy', and, 'Leeds Smith, Mr. & Mrs.' are associated with this item. Referenced in: 1327x. Latest auction valuation (03/09/2010) 5. On front: "Diamond Jubilee Victoria; God save the Queen; Queen of Britain Ireland of the Colonies Empress of India". To the left: "She wrought Her People lasting good". To the right: "Given by Mr & Mrs Leeds Smith Sandy - June 1897". A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 is 1327x. Latest insurance valuation (01/01/2000) 200. On front: "Diamond Jubilee Victoria; God save the Queen; Queen of Britain Ireland of the Colonies Empress of India". To the left: "She wrought Her People lasting good". On base: ppotters mark: red "3". A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with blue England. Rd.293418 (1897). Referenced in: Flynn, 1999: VI-P79.5; 1327x. Latest insurance valuation (01/01/2000) 180. On base: Yellow "A9199" black "214". Page 10 of 39 23 January 2013
A Burslem 3.8 inch by 3.3 inch beaker with brown England. Rd.293418 (1897). Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: 45, 46; Godden marks, 1991: 1327x. Latest (19/11/2000) 160. Matt finish. A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with green England. Rd.293418 (1897). 'Ashford' is Referenced in: Flynn, 1999: VI-P79.9; Godden marks, 1991: 1327x. Latest (10/01/2001) 85. On front: "Presented by Lewis and Hyland Ashford". Messrs. Lewis and Hyland had a Department Store in Ashford, Kent. There is a picture of the Sittingbourne branch about 1961, A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 is brown, with multicolour England. Rd.293418 (1897). Referenced in: 1327x. Latest insurance valuation (12/07/2004) 100. On base: yellow "A19B". A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with brown England. Rd.293418 (1897). Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: 45, 46; Godden marks, 1991: 1327x. Latest (19/11/2000) 180. Nut brown. A Burslem 3.8 inch by 3.3 inch beaker with tan England. Rd.293418 (1897). Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: 45, 46; Godden marks, 1991: 1327x. Latest (23/04/2001) 175. Matt finish. A Royal Doulton 3.8 inch by 3.3 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with multicolour pattern on white china. England. Rd.293418 (1897). Referenced in: 1327x. Latest insurance valuation (02/03/2003) 200. Green body, blue rim and purple cameo. 23 January 2013 Page 11 of 39
A Royal Doulton 3.8 inch by 3.3 inch beaker with multicolour pattern on white china. England. Rd.293418 (1897). Referenced in: 1327x. Latest retail valuation (26/02/2005) 50. Green gloss finish with yellow round top and pink flowers. On base: "A4200". A Lambeth 5 inch by 3.3 inch beaker with brown pattern on blue stoneware. Manufactured at Lambeth Pottery in Lambeth, England. Referenced in: Com.Col.Soc., 1977: P30.4; Godden marks, 1991: 1344; Zeder, 1986: P41.5. Latest insurance valuation (11/10/2000) 150. Base has impressed "RMH"; "K"; "Z" with two bars through vertical. A Lambeth 5 inch by 3.8 inch beaker with white pattern on brown stoneware. Manufactured at Lambeth Pottery in Lambeth, England. Referenced in: Com.Col.Soc., 1977: P35.5.5; Godden marks, 1991: 1344. Latest auction valuation (05/03/2000) 60. On base impressed: "ddd" "7398" "h". A Lambeth 5 inch by 3.8 inch beaker with brown pattern on blue stoneware. Manufactured at Lambeth Pottery in Lambeth, England. Referenced in: Com.Col.Soc., 1977: P30.4; Godden marks, 1991: 1344; Zeder, 1986: P41.5. Latest insurance valuation (01/01/1998) 150. Base has "Jfh" (with f and h almost intertwined); "do"; "7500"; "bbb". A Lambeth 5 inch by 3.3 inch beaker with white pattern on brown stoneware. Manufactured at Lambeth Pottery in Lambeth, England. Referenced in: Com.Col.Soc., 1977: P35.5.5; Godden marks, 1991: 1344. Latest auction valuation (05/03/2000) 60. On base impressed: "dd" "7669" "If"? A Lambeth 5 inch by 3.3 is solid silver, with white pattern on brown stoneware. Manufactured at Lambeth Pottery in Lambeth, England. marks, 1991: 1344; Zeder, 1986: P16.2. Latest auction valuation (13/03/2012) 63. Silver rim with hallmarks for: "CS*FS" this is Cornelius Saunders & Frances Shepard; Lion for sterling silver; Assay: Sword & sheaves for Chester; Date letter: "N" for 1896. On base: impressed "7341"; "ttt"; "f" and inverted "f". Page 12 of 39 23 January 2013
A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with brown England. Rd.293419 (1897). Referenced in: Flynn, 1999: VI-P79.4; 1327x. Latest insurance valuation (01/01/2000) 85. A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with grey England. Rd.293419 (1897). Referenced in: Flynn, 1999: VI-P79.1; 1327x. Latest auction valuation (05/03/2000) 75. A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with green England. Rd.293419 (1897). 'Skelton' is Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: 43, 44; 1327x; Rowlands, 1995: P10.iv. Latest insurance valuation (02/10/2000) 180. A Burslem 3.8 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with blue England. Rd.293419 (1897). Referenced in: Flynn, 1999: VI-P79.3; 1327x. Latest insurance valuation (01/01/2000) 210. On front: "Skelton-in- Cleveland". On base: Black "225". A Burslem 3.8 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with brown England. Rd.293419 (1897). Referenced in: Flynn, 1999: VI-P79.2; 1327x; Opie, 2002: P15.1. Latest retail valuation (05/03/2000) 167. Brown and blue; On base: red "C9199". A Burslem 3.8 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with green England. Rd.293419 (1897). Referenced in: 1327x. Latest insurance valuation (01/01/2000) 165. On base: beige "A9200" over "A". 23 January 2013 Page 13 of 39
A Burslem 3.8 inch by 3.3 is England. Rd.293419 (1897). 'Maxwelltown, Burgh of' is associated with this item. Referenced in: 1327x. Latest insurance valuation (06/10/2002) 250. Multicoloured decoration: Brown, Blue, Green and Red. Picture of Maxwelltown bridge on reverse. "To commemorate the 60 years reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria 20th June 1897 Burgh of Maxwelltown". A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with green England. Rd.293419 (1897). 'Jedburgh', and, 'Sword, Provost' are marks, 1991: 1327x. Latest (06/03/2005) 120. At foot on the front: "Presented by Provost Sword Jedburgh June 1897". A Burslem 3.8 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with brown England. Rd.293419 (1897). 'Maxwelltown, Burgh of' is associated with this item. Referenced in: 1327x. Latest insurance valuation (13/10/2002) 25. Picture of Maxwelltown bridge on reverse. "To commemorate the 60 years reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria 20th June 1897 Burgh of Maxwelltown". A Lambeth 5 inch by 3.3 inch beaker with brown pattern on brown stoneware. Manufactured at Lambeth Pottery in Lambeth, England. marks, 1991: 1344. (03/02/2007) 55. On front ribbon: "Victoria Dei Gratia Queen & Empress"; "She wrought her people lasting good". On base: inscribed "KBliar"? Page 14 of 39 23 January 2013
A Royal Doulton 4 inch by 3 inch beaker with green 1333a. Latest auction valuation (18/08/2009) 60. On front: Ribbon "God save the Queen endure her plentiously with heavenly gifts grant her in health & wealth long to live"; below cameo: "The diamond Jubilee June 20th 1897"; on reverse: "In commemoration of the Diamond Jubilee of Victoria the beloved Queen of Great Britain Ireland & the colonies Empress of India June 20th 1897". A Royal Doulton 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with green England. Rd.293420 (1897). Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: 92; 1327x. Latest insurance valuation (19/11/2000) 230. Melon green. A Burslem 3.8 inch by 3 inch beaker with green England. Rd.293420 (1897). 'Jedburgh', and, 'Sword, Provost' are Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: 92; Flynn, 1999: VI-P79.6; Godden marks, 1991: 1327x. Latest (23/04/2001) 165. Inside rim: "Presented by Provost Sword Jedburgh 22 June 1897". A 3.8 inch by 3.3 inch brown, with multicolour England. Rd.293420 (1897). Referenced in: Com.Col.Soc., 1977: P30.2; Flynn, 1999: VI- P79.6; Godden marks, 1991: 1327x. Latest (14/09/2003) 100. On base: "Victoria R.I. Diamond Jubilee Whiteley's London Rd.No.293420". 23 January 2013 Page 15 of 39
Manufactured by Edge, Malkin & Co. A 4.3 inch by 3.3 inch Manufactured at Newport and Middlesport Potteries in Burslem, England. marks, 1991: 1445. Latest (03/02/2005) 50. A 4 inch by 3 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with brown pattern on white china. Manufactured at Newport and Middlesport Potteries in Burslem, England. marks, 1991: 1445. On front: "Made to commemorate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee June 20th 1897." Manufactured by Edward Asbury & Co. A 3.5 inch by 2.8 inch at Prince of Wales Works in Longton, England. marks, 1991: 128. Latest (06/04/2005) 30. Crude red line looks to have been aded after glazing. A 2.8 inch by 2 inch at Prince of Wales Works in Longton, England. (08/01/2012) 35. Crude red line looks to have been aded after glazing. Manufactured by Grimwade Bros. A 4.3 inch by 3 inch beaker with multicolour Manufactured at Winton Pottery in Hanley, England. Rd.294397 (1897). 'Cambridge' is Latest (01/01/2000) 130. On base: Gold hash or "TH"? Maker is from the Registration Number. A 4.3 inch by 3 inch beaker with multicolour Manufactured at Winton Pottery in Hanley, England. Rd.294397 (1897). 'Cambridge' is Latest (02/07/2002) 80. On base: gold "P". Maker is from the Registration Number. Page 16 of 39 23 January 2013
A 4.3 inch by 2.5 inch pattern on pink china. Manufactured at Winton Pottery in Hanley, England. Rd.294397 (1897). 'Brede', and, 'Coleman Family' are (27/10/2006) 120. On reverse: "The Coleman Tribute Brede Jubilee 1897". Maker is from the Registration Number. A 4.5 inch by 2.5 inch pattern on pink china. Manufactured at Winton Pottery in Hanley, England. Rd.294397 (1897). Latest auction valuation (22/04/2007) 15. Maker is from the Registration Number. Manufactured by H.M. Williamson & Sons A 3.5 inch by 3 inch at Bridge Pottery in Longton, England. marks, 1991: 4179. Latest retail valuation (02/12/2006) 90. Beaker is gently ribbed and rim is scalloped. A 3.5 inch by 3 inch at Bridge Pottery in Longton, England. Rd.265542 (1895). marks, 1991: 4179. (02/12/2009) 20. At top of design, Registration Number is "294397"; on base Resitration Number is "265542". A 3.5 inch by 3 inch at Bridge Pottery in Longton, England. Rd.265542 (1895). marks, 1991: 4179. Latest (24/10/2004) 35. On base: "Rd.265542". A 3.5 inch by 3 inch at Bridge Pottery in Longton, England. Rd.265542 (1895). marks, 1991: 4179. Latest retail valuation (22/12/2006) 75. Under lozenges: "Victoria 1837" and "Victoria 1897". On reverse: picture of Buckingham Palace and "Buckingham". On base: "Rd.265542". 23 January 2013 Page 17 of 39
Manufactured by Hammersley & Co. A 3.8 inch by 3 inch at Alsager Pottery in Longton, England. Latest (01/01/2000) 150. On Base: red "1897" with "o" below. A 3.8 inch by 3 inch at Alsager Pottery in Longton, England. 'New York' is associated with this item. Latest auction valuation (29/07/2011) 30. On Base: red "1897" with "H" below; "Ovington Brothers New York H & Co. England". Manufactured by James Green & Nephew Ltd. A Diamond Jubilee 3.8 inch by 2.8 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with brown pattern on white porcelain. Manufactured in Hanley, England. Rd.293015 (1897). Referenced in: 1789z. Latest auction valuation (28/05/2009) 30. On base "J.G.&N. Made in England Diamond Jubilee Rd.No.293015". A 4.5 inch by 3 inch Manufactured in London, England. Latest auction valuation (08/01/2012) 70. On front: "1837 1897 in commemoration of her Majesty's glorious reign of 60 years". Manufactured by John Aynsley & Sons A 4 inch by 2.8 inch at Portland Works in Longton, England. Rd.291231 (1896). marks, 1991: 191. Latest (15/12/2003) 100. Unusual rectangular shape with raised decoration round the rim and foot. On front: "Union is strength 1837 1897 Diamond Jubilee The longest reign". Inside rim: "For union and for Queen". On base: blue "68". Page 18 of 39 23 January 2013
Manufactured by Keeling & Co. A Late Mayers 4 inch by 3 is Manufactured at Dale Hall Works in Burslem, Davey & Mannion, 1988: 77.5; Godden marks, 1991: 2243. Latest (19/11/2000) 75. Below cameo: "G.W.R.HEAD". On base: red "517";"H". A Late Mayers 4 inch by 3 is gilded, with green Manufactured at Dale Hall Works in Burslem, England. 'Southall' is Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: 77.2; 2243. Latest insurance valuation (20/01/2002) 100. Below cameo: "G.W.R.HEAD". On reverse: "1897 Southall Commemoration". A Late Mayers 4 inch by 3 is gilded, with blue pattern on white china. Manufactured at Dale Hall Works in Burslem, England. 'Rosherville' is Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: 77.4; 2243. Latest insurance valuation (17/04/2005) 55. Below cameo: "G.W.R.HEAD". On reverse: "1897 Rocherville Commemoration". A Late Mayers 4 inch by 3 is gilded, with blue pattern on white china. Manufactured at Dale Hall Works in Burslem, Davey & Mannion, 1988: 77.4; Godden marks, 1991: 2243. Latest (06/11/2001) 55. Below cameo: "G.W.R.HEAD". A Late Mayers 4 inch by 3 is gilded, with red pattern on white china. Manufactured at Dale Hall Works in Burslem, Davey & Mannion, 1988: 77.1; Godden marks, 1991: 2243. Latest (29/02/2004) 65. Below cameo: "G.W.R.HEAD". A Late Mayers 4 inch by 3 is gilded, with red pattern on white china. Manufactured at Dale Hall Works in Burslem, England. 'Southall' is Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: 77.1; 2243. Below cameo: "G.W.R.HEAD". On reverse: "1897 Southall Commemoration". 23 January 2013 Page 19 of 39
Manufactured by L. Speitel A 4 inch by 2.8 inch beaker made of white china. Manufactured in Bad Homburg, Germany. Latest (10/12/2004) 85. Unusually fine china. Design is impressed from the inside. Maker's name derived from similar item. A 4 inch by 2.8 inch beaker with multicolour Manufactured in Bad Homburg, Germany. (02/01/2012) 80. Unusually fine china. Design is impressed from the inside. This is a deluxe version with gilding and a pink cameo. Design is impressed from the inside. Maker's name derived from similar item. Manufactured by Longton Porcelain Co. A 3.5 inch by 2.5 inch at Victoria Works in Longton, England. marks, 1991: 2417. Latest (15/03/2004) 45. A 3.8 inch by 2.5 inch gilded, with blue pattern on white porcelain. Manufactured at Victoria Works in Longton, 2417. Latest auction valuation (09/11/2006) 30. Manufactured by Macintyre A 4.8 inch by 3.3 inch Manufactured at Washington Works in Burslem, England. marks, 1991: 2459a. Latest (01/01/2000) 0. Gold "T"? & Purple "B1096" (no "Y" below) on base. A 4.8 inch by 3.3 inch beaker with multicolour Manufactured at Washington Works in Burslem, England. marks, 1991: 2459a. Latest (01/01/2000) 165. Gold "T"? & Orange "B1096" with "Y" below on base. A 3.3 inch by 2 inch Manufactured at Washington Works in Burslem, England. Latest auction valuation (08/06/2012) 13. On base: red "B112 7". Page 20 of 39 23 January 2013
Manufactured by Messrs Wiltshaw & Robinson A Carlton Ware 4 inch by 3 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with multicolour pattern on white china. Manufactured at Carlton Works in Stoke, England. marks, 1991: 4201. Latest retail valuation (12/03/2005) 62. Lions coloured with red. Cameo surrounded by pink, yellow and pale green spots, all present. On base: red "856" with "D" below. A Carlton Ware 4 inch by 3 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with multicolour pattern on white china. Manufactured at Carlton Works in Stoke, England. marks, 1991: 4201. Latest retail valuation (12/03/2005) 62. Lions uncoloured. Cameo surrounded by pink, yellow and pale green spots, all present and undamaged. Manufactured by Mintons A 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with brown pattern on white china. Manufactured in Stoke, Com.Col.Soc., 1977: P30.1; Davey & Mannion, 1988: 61, 62; Flynn, 1999: VI-309; Godden marks, 1991: 2713; Opie, 2002: P15.2. Latest insurance valuation (01/01/2000) 200. On base: "Manufactured for Mortlock's Oxford Street" "Diamond Jubilee Year 1897" Impressed: crescent; swan?; "??NIP??". Manufactured by Porzellanfabrik Carl Schumann GmbH & Co. A 3.5 inch by 2.5 inch gilded, with white pattern on pink porcelain. Manufactured in Arzberg, Germany. Latest (01/01/2000) 130. Portraits of four generations framed in gold. On base: "Made in Germany"; "Registered". A 3.8 inch by 2.5 inch in Arzberg, Germany. (11/05/2008) 40. There are tiny yellow spots applied over the flower designs. On base: "Made in Germany", "Registered". 23 January 2013 Page 21 of 39
A 3.8 inch by 2.5 inch in Arzberg, Germany. (23/09/2009) 5. On base: "Made in Germany", "Registered". Manufactured by R.H. & S.L. Plant A 4.3 inch by 3 inch at Tuscan Works in Longton, England. Rd.293015 (1897). Latest (29/12/2003) 76. Round beaker: "Canada India Africa Australia". On base: "Diamond Jubilee Rd. No. 293015". A 3.8 inch by 2.8 inch Manufactured at Tuscan Works in Longton, England. Rd.293015 (1897). Latest retail valuation (02/12/2006) 130. Lower half is pink wash. Round beaker: "Canada India Africa Australia". Maker assumed because of engrossed design and scalloped rim similarity with EVII beaker no. 15. On base: "Diamond Jubilee" and Regd. No. in brown and a second Regd. No. in green, difficult to read but possibly: 296660. Unknown manufacturer A 3.8 inch by 2.5 inch beaker with blue pattern on white china. 'Portsmouth', and, 'Couzens, G.E., Councillor, Mayor' are Referenced in: Opie, 2002: P15.3. Latest (01/01/2000) 65. A 3.8 inch by 2.5 inch gilded, with blue pattern on white china. 'Wolstanton', and, 'Butler, H.E., Rev. Vicar' are Referenced in: Opie, 2002: P15.3. Latest auction valuation (19/09/2006) 10. A 4.3 inch by 3 inch beaker with multicolour porcelain. Latest (01/01/2000) 140. Assumed Diamond Jubilee. A 4.3 inch by 3 inch Latest (23/04/2001) 145. On ribbon: Victoria Queen of England Empress of India Completed the longest reign in English history 1839 1897". Page 22 of 39 23 January 2013
A 4.5 inch by 3.3 inch Manufactured in Germany. Latest auction valuation (22/05/2011) 25. A 4 inch by 2.8 inch beaker with multicolour porcelain. 'Canterbury', and, 'Collard, George, Mayor' are associated with this item. Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: 51; Flynn, 1999: VI-008. Latest (16/03/2002) 60. On front below crest: "Record reign"; On reverse: "Presented by the Mayor of Canterbury George Collard Esq. 1897"; On base: "Abrahams Canterbury" - assumed to be vendor. A 3.8 inch by 2.5 inch beaker with multicolour pattern on silver sterling silver. Manufactured in England. Latest insurance valuation (16/08/2001) 500. Royal Crest with "1837 VRI 1897" inlayed in coloured enamels. On reverse: "R.A.B. from A.B. June 22nd 1897"; on base: "Crighton Bros. 22 Old Bond St.W."; Hallmarks on body for: "LAC" this is Lionel Alfred Chrichton; Assay: Lionhead for London; Lion for sterling silver; Date letter: "b" for 1897. A 5 inch by 3.3 inch pattern on pink china. Rd.294098 (1897). Latest (11/10/2003) 550. On reverse: flowers. Registration number is as for same design in green but not present below the crown on this example. A 4.8 inch by 3 inch pattern on pink china. Rd.294098 (1897). Latest retail valuation (01/05/2003) 110. Registration number is below crown. On reverse: Jubilee ribbon and flags. A 4.8 inch by 3 inch pattern on pink china. Rd.294098 (1897). Latest auction valuation (23/03/2008) 38. Registration number is below crown. On reverse: Jubilee ribbon and flags. Complete with original handwritten provenance aged paper with on front: "Balmoral September 1897 Jubilee Mug from The Queen". On reverse of slip in different hand: "Given to Jane Lady Churchill by the Queen when she was in waiting on Her Majesty -". 23 January 2013 Page 23 of 39
A 3.5 inch by 3 inch beaker with multicolour enamel. Manufactured in Austria. Referenced in: Opie, 2002: P14.2. A 3.5 inch by 2.5 inch in Germany. Latest auction valuation (07/03/2010) 5. A 3.8 inch by 3.3 inch (08/01/2012) 40. Above image: hand added brown "60". A 3.8 inch by 3.5 inch enamel. Latest (01/01/2000) 65. A 4 inch by 2.8 inch porcelain. Latest (03/05/2004) 45. On base: three little red lines. A 4 inch by 3.5 inch enamel. Latest (01/01/2000) 50. A 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with multicolour enamel. Latest (01/01/2000) 30. A 3.8 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with multicolour enamel. Referenced in: Opie, 2002: P14.1. Latest (10/12/2000) 350. This enamel beaker is in its original presentation box. A 4 inch by 3.5 inch enamel. Referenced in: Opie, 2002: P14.1; Rodgers, 1977: J.17. Latest (01/01/2000) 65. A 3.8 inch by 3.5 inch enamel. Referenced in: Opie, 2002: P14.1; Rodgers, 1977: J.17. Latest (01/01/2000) 65. A 3.8 inch by 3.5 inch enamel. Referenced in: Opie, 2002: P14.1; Rodgers, 1977: J.17. Latest (01/01/2000) 65. A 3.8 inch by 3.5 inch enamel. Referenced in: Opie, 2002: P14.1; Rodgers, 1977: J.17. Latest (01/01/2000) 65. Interesting depressions and raised areas around rim created during manufacture. Page 24 of 39 23 January 2013
A 5.3 inch by 3.5 inch pattern on blue enamel. (27/10/2006) 18. A 4.3 inch by 3 inch porcelain. Latest (23/03/2004) 30. A 3.8 inch by 2.5 inch beaker with multicolour in Germany. Latest auction valuation (27/08/2010) 9. On front: gilded "Queen Victoria's Reign 60 years 1837-1897." A 4.3 inch by 2.5 inch blue, with multicolour pattern on pink china. (17/05/2010) 25. Barrel shape. On base impressev "V". A 3.5 inch by 3 inch beaker with multicolour enamel. Manufactured in England. 'Derby', and, 'Roe, Thomas, Sir, K.T., Mayor' are associated with this item. Referenced in: Opie, 2002: P14.2; Zeder, 1986: P14.2, P14.3. (18/04/2009) 5. On reverse: "Borough of Derby"; "Sir Thomas-Roe KT, Mayor". A 3.8 inch by 3.5 inch gilded, with blue pattern on white china. Latest auction valuation (16/01/2010) 10. A 4.5 inch by 3 inch Latest (01/01/2000) 85. Assumed that it is the Diamond Jubilee. A 4.5 inch by 3 inch beaker with multicolour 'Chiswick' is associated with this item. Latest retail valuation (25/05/2004) 160. 2" ribbing from rim of beaker. A 4.3 inch by 3.3 inch gilded, with red pattern on white china. Latest auction valuation (10/04/2010) 6. On front: "Victoria Queen of England Empress of India Completed the longest reign in English history 1837 1897". A 4.5 inch by 2.5 inch (02/10/2010) 35. On base: gilded hash mark. 23 January 2013 Page 25 of 39
A 4 inch by 3 inch beaker with blue china. 'Langholm, Burgh of' is associated with this item. Referenced in: Flynn, 1999: VI-009. Latest (14/09/2000) 56. On reverse crest of Borough of Langholm. It was possibly made at Prestonpans in East Lothian. A 4.3 inch by 3 inch Referenced in: Rowlands, 1995: P10.ii. Latest (29/10/2002) 75. Hand-coloured union flag differs from the other exmple in the collection. The base is unusually deeply inset. A 4 inch by 3 inch beaker with brown pattern on white china. Latest auction valuation (02/12/2006) 5. A 4 inch by 3 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with brown pattern on white china. Latest auction valuation (30/08/2006) 72. It was possibly made at Prestonpans in East Lothian. A 4.3 inch by 3 inch Referenced in: Rowlands, 1995: P10.ii. Latest (31/03/2003) 75. Hand-coloured union flag differs from the other exmple in the collection. The base is unusually deeply inset. A 3 inch by 2.5 inch in France. 'Helen' is Latest (03/06/2003) 130. On reverse: "Helen". Gilding on rim is a quarter inch deep. On base: green "France". A 3.8 inch by 3 inch beaker with blue pattern on white china. 'Moxhall Park' is associated with this item. Latest (01/01/2000) 150. On reverse: "In commemoration of He Majesty the Queen's Diamond Jubilee 1897 Given at the dinner at Moxhall Park". A 3.8 inch by 3.3 inch beaker with blue pattern on white china. 'Penmaenmawr' is Latest (20/02/2005) 45. On reverse: "In commemoration of Her Majesty the Queen's Diamond Jubilee 1897 Penmaenmawr". Page 26 of 39 23 January 2013
A 3.8 inch by 3.3 inch beaker with blue pattern on white china. 'Walmley' is associated with this item. Latest auction valuation (23/02/2009) 10. On reverse: "In commemoration of He Majesty the Queen's Diamond Jubilee 1897 Given at the dinner at Walmley". Manufactured by W.T. Copeland A Late Spode 3.8 inch by 2.8 inch beaker with white pattern on green stoneware. Manufactured at Spode Works in Stoke, 1076. Latest insurance valuation (11/01/2005) 175. Barrel shape. Impressed characters on base including: ""C", "VD", "205", "AND", "13", "14", "R", all very indistinct. A 4 inch by 3 inch beaker with white pattern on green stoneware. Manufactured at Spode Works in Stoke, England. Rd.285413 (1896). Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: 55; Flynn, 1999: VI-010; Godden marks, 1991: 1076. Latest (01/01/1998) 100. On base: 'Ship' printed mark. Impressed "Rd.285413 Copeland England". A Late Spode 3.5 inch by 3 inch beaker with white pattern on green china. Manufactured at Spode Works in Stoke, England. Rd.235413 (1894). 'Bosworth', and, 'T. Goode & Co.' are associated with this item. Referenced in: 1076; Rodgers, 1977: J.14.a, J.14.b. Latest auction valuation (31/08/2006) 85. Three panels: (1) Victoria (2) House with "FF" above and "Bosworth Park" below (3) Royal crest. On base: green "T.Goode&Co"; impressed "Copeland"; England"; "235413". 23 January 2013 Page 27 of 39
Manufactured by Wileman & Co. A Foley 4 inch by 3 inch at Foley Potteries and Foley China Works in Longton, England. Rd.290929 (1896). Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: H8; 4163; Zeder, 1986: P18.2. Latest insurance valuation (01/01/2000) 85. A Foley 3.8 inch by 2.5 is at Foley Potteries and Foley China Works in Longton, England. Rd.290929 (1896). Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: H8; 4163; Zeder, 1986: P18.2. Latest insurance valuation (14/09/2001) 60. On base: blue "P". Manufactured by William Henry Goss A 3.3 inch by 2.3 inch at Falcon Pottery in Stoke, England. Latest auction valuation (27/04/2012) 30. On base: gilded "*"; impressed: "W.H.Goss". A 3.8 inch by 2.5 inch beaker with black pattern on white porcelain. Manufactured at Falcon Pottery in Stoke, England. marks, 1991: 1750. Latest (02/06/2004) 180. Below cameo: "60th year of reign 1896-7". Unusual to have span of two years. A 3 inch by 2.3 inch at Falcon Pottery in Stoke, England. 'Windsor' is marks, 1991: 1750. Latest (01/08/2004) 25. On base: "Pub. By Dyson & Sons Windsor". A 3.8 inch by 2.5 inch at Falcon Pottery in Stoke, Davey & Mannion, 1988: 52; 1750. Latest insurance valuation (01/01/2000) 42. Gold phi mark on base. Page 28 of 39 23 January 2013
A 4.5 inch by 3 inch at Falcon Pottery in Stoke, 1750. Latest auction valuation (31/05/2008) 35. On base: yellow "II". Manufactured by William Lowe A 4 inch by 3 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with multicolour pattern on lemon porcelain. Manufactured at Sydney Works in Longton, England. Rd.290284 (1896). Referenced in: 2432x. Latest insurance valuation (28/03/2004) 150. On base: blue "XX"; possibly to indicate reject because of fingermark under glaze at the rim. A 4.3 inch by 3 inch at Sydney Works in Longton, England. Rd.290284 (1896). Referenced in: Flynn, 1999: VI-011; Godden marks, 1991: 2432x. (27/04/2007) 20. On base: brown "Made in England W.L. Rd. No. 290284 L"; gilded "1295". green "II". A 3.8 inch by 2.8 inch at Sydney Works in Longton, England. Rd.290284 (1896). marks, 1991: 2432x. (30/08/2008) 19. A 4.3 inch by 3 inch at Sydney Works in Longton, England. Rd.290284 (1896). marks, 1991: 2432x. Latest retail valuation (28/12/2006) 100. On base: red "x". A 4.3 inch by 3 inch pattern on lemon at Sydney Works in Longton, England. Rd.290284 (1896). marks, 1991: 2432x. (06/01/2008) 80. On base gilded: "1302". "1115" is old owner's label. A 3.8 inch by 2.8 inch pattern on blue porcelain. Manufactured at Sydney Works in Longton, England. Rd.290284 (1896). Referenced in: 2433x. Latest auction valuation (12/10/2008) 65. On base gold: "1296"; blue "7". 23 January 2013 Page 29 of 39
A 4.3 inch by 3 inch pattern on green at Sydney Works in Longton, England. Rd.290284 (1896). Latest auction valuation (15/03/2012) 65. On base: blue handwritten "H". No maker's marks. A 4.3 inch by 3 inch pattern on blue porcelain. Manufactured at Sydney Works in Longton, England. Rd.290284 (1896). Latest auction valuation (21/07/2012) 19. On base: blue "B"; gold "1302". A 4.3 inch by 3 inch at Sydney Works in Longton, England. Rd.290284 (1896). Latest auction valuation (25/04/2012) 23. On base: blue "x"; gilded "1296". A 4.3 inch by 3 inch at Sydney Works in Longton, England. Rd.290284 (1896). Latest auction valuation (18/10/2012) 17. On base: blue "..."; gilded "1296". Golden Jubilee Manufactured by Doulton A Lambeth 4.5 inch by 3 inch beaker with white pattern on brown stoneware. Manufactured at Lambeth Pottery in Lambeth, England. Rd.59228 (1886). marks, 1991: 1340a. Latest retail valuation (28/01/2011) 130. Maker's mark is 1869-1872 version without date. On base: impressed "John Mortlock & Co. Oxford Street Lopndon"; "Regd No 59228";"1". A Royal Doulton 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with brown England. 'Scarborough' is Referenced in: Flynn, 1999: VI-266. Latest (24/10/2001) 250. On reverse: "Scarborough June 24 1887"; "Descardebvrg sigillvm comvre bvrgersiv" with town crest. On base: brown "8". No maker's mark. Page 30 of 39 23 January 2013
A Royal Doulton 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with brown England. 'Scarborough' is Referenced in: Flynn, 1999: VI-266; Godden marks, 1991: 1329. (20/11/2009) 21. On reverse: "Scarborough June 24 1887"; "Descardebvrg sigillvm comvre bvrgersiv" with town crest. On base: maker's mark. A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with brown Flynn, 1999: VI-003; 1329; Rowlands, 1995: P9.i. Latest insurance valuation (01/01/1999) 30. A Royal Doulton 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with brown 1329; Rodgers, 1977: J.8. (23/08/2011) 122. Deep, gilded rim. A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with brown Flynn, 1999: VI-003; 1329; Rowlands, 1995: P9.i. Latest insurance valuation (01/01/2000) 130. On base: "8". A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with black England. 'Skelton' is marks, 1991: 1329. (05/03/2000) 80. On front: "Skelton in Cleveland". A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with brown England. 'New Brentford' is associated with this item. Referenced in: 1329. Latest insurance valuation (07/01/2002) 40. On front: "Township of New Brentford". On base: blue "12". 23 January 2013 Page 31 of 39
A Burslem 4 inch by 3.5 is solid silver, with brown Flynn, 1999: VI-003; 1329; Rowlands, 1995: P9.i. Latest retail valuation (30/12/2006) 20. Silver rim with hallmarks for: "R.P" this is possibly Robert Pringle if assay is London; Assay: Possibly anchor (indistinct) for Birmingham; Lion for sterling silver; Date letter: "k" for 1909 if Birmingham, 1905 if London. A Burslem 3.5 inch by 3.3 inch beaker with brown 1329. Latest insurance valuation (12/05/2007) 100. Unusual shape. On base: impressed "DOULTON" barely visible and "C" with four dots arroud it. A Royal Doulton 4 inch by 2.8 inch beaker with brown England. Latest auction valuation (23/05/2009) 10. Impressed maker's mark on base barely visible but assumed to be Doulton on basis of transfer. Manufactured by Ford & Riley A 4.3 inch by 3.5 inch gilded, with black pattern on pink china. Manufactured at Newcastle Street in Burslem, England. Latest (04/05/2004) 150. On reverse: "An Acrostic. Joyfully we give three cheers, Unequall'd Queen of fifty years; Beloved Victoria's reign shall be, Immortalized this Jubilee: Loyal unto her Majesty, Enthroned in England's homes is she Engraved in love eternally." Initial capital letters spell "Jubilee". On base: black transfer crown with decoration and "1831 1897 Jubilee". Page 32 of 39 23 January 2013
Manufactured by G. & J. Hobson A 3.8 inch by 3 inch Manufactured at Albert Street Pottery in Burslem, England. Latest insurance valuation (23/08/2004) 35. On ribbon: "1837 1887". Maker based on design and meterial. A 4.5 inch by 3 inch beaker with multicolour Manufactured at Albert Street Pottery in Burslem, England. Latest auction valuation (20/10/2012) 16. On ribbon: "1837 1887". Maker based on design and material. Manufactured by George Grainger & Co. A 4.3 inch by 3.3 inch in Worcester, England. 'Worcester' is associated with this item. Referenced in: 1770. Latest insurance valuation (18/07/2004) 175. On front: Worcester crest with gilded "Jubilee 1887" below. Unusual, ribbed shape. On base: "G&Co.W" within crest with "Grainger's Worcester" below. On this beaker the Worcester arms have a single spot over two at the top left. A 4.5 inch by 3.3 inch in Worcester, England. 'Worcester' is associated with this item. Referenced in: 1770. On front: Worcester crest with gilded "Victoria Jubilee 1887" below. Unusual, ribbed shape. On base: "G&Co.W" within crest with "Grainger's Worcester" below. On this beaker the Worcester arms have double spots overa single spot at the top left. Manufactured by R.H. & S.L. Plant A 3.3 inch by 3 inch beaker with black pattern on white porcelain. Manufactured at Tuscan Works in Longton, 3059x. Latest insurance valuation (13/01/2002) 125. To right hand side: "Victoria Ware for the Queens Jubilee.". Below cameo: "1837 1887". A 4 inch by 3 inch beaker with black china. Manufactured at Tuscan Works in Longton, Com.Col.Soc., 1977: P18.1; Godden marks, 1991: 3059x. Latest retail valuation (26/07/2007) 20. On front: "Victoria ware for the Queen's Jubilee". Below cameo: "1837 1887". Beaker has fluting round the base. 23 January 2013 Page 33 of 39
Unknown manufacturer A 4.3 inch by 3.5 inch beaker with black pattern on white china. Latest (07/05/2005) 45. A 3.8 inch by 2.5 inch in Germany. Latest (24/06/2004) 45. On front: "Jubilee 1887". On base: "Made in Germany". A 2.5 inch by 2 inch beaker with multicolour pattern on brown wood. (13/03/2012) 16. A 3.3 inch by 2.8 inch gilded, with purple pattern on white porcelain. Latest retail valuation (02/12/2006) 90. Round cameo: "In commemoration of the Jubilee Queen Victoria 1887". A 3.3 inch by 2.5 inch pattern on cream porcelain. Latest auction valuation (28/06/2010) 16. Round cameo: "In commemoration of the Jubilee Queen Victoria 1887". Manufactured by Wileman & Co. A 3.5 inch by 2.8 inch at Foley Potteries and Foley China Works in Longton, England. Rd.64761 (1887). Referenced in: Flynn, 1999: VI-004. Latest (01/01/2000) 95. Irregular octagonal shape. A 4 inch by 3 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with multicolour pattern on white porcelain. Manufactured at Foley Potteries and Foley China Works in Longton, England. Rd.64761 (1887). Latest insurance valuation (13/05/2002) 50. Irregular octagonal shape. Backstamp has blue "F". Page 34 of 39 23 January 2013
A 3.5 inch by 2.5 inch at Foley Potteries and Foley China Works in Longton, England. Rd.64761 (1887). Latest auction valuation (05/06/2011) 17. Irregular octagonal shape. Backstamp has blue "F". Manufactured by William Henry Goss A 4.3 inch by 2.8 inch at Falcon Pottery in Stoke, England. Rd.60448 (1886). Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: A3; 1750. Latest insurance valuation (23/04/2001) 120. A 4.5 inch by 2.8 inch at Falcon Pottery in Stoke, England. Rd.78189 (1887). Referenced in: 1750. Latest auction valuation (10/12/2008) 42. On base: blue "2". A 3 inch by 2 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with multicolour pattern on white porcelain. Manufactured at Falcon Pottery in Stoke, England. Rd.61464 (1886). Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: 15; Flynn, 1999: VI-005; Godden marks, 1991: 1750; Lockton, 2001: 3.07; Rowlands, 1995: P9.iii. Latest (01/01/2000) 90. A 3 inch by 3.5 inch at Falcon Pottery in Stoke, England. Rd.61464 (1886). Referenced in: 1750. Latest insurance valuation (10/07/2005) 25. A 4 inch by 2 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with multicolour pattern on white porcelain. Manufactured at Falcon Pottery in Stoke, England. Rd.61464 (1886). marks, 1991: 1750; Rowlands, 1995: P9.iii. (19/05/2011) 26. 23 January 2013 Page 35 of 39
Manufactured by William Lowe A 4 inch by 3 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with multicolour pattern on white porcelain. Manufactured at Sydney Works in Longton, England. Rd.66457 (1887). Referenced in: 2432y. Latest insurance valuation (05/08/2001) 45. A 4 inch by 3 inch beaker with a rim that is gilded, with multicolour pattern on white porcelain. Manufactured at Sydney Works in Longton, England. Rd.66457 (1887). Referenced in: 2432y. Latest insurance valuation (09/09/2004) 20. On base: red "568". On base: red "568". A 4.3 inch by 3 inch pattern on lemon at Sydney Works in Longton, England. Rd.66457 (1887). 'Teddington' is associated with this item. Referenced in: 2432y. Latest auction valuation (05/10/2008) 36. Raised spots on gilded rim. On front: "A present from Teddington". A 4.3 inch by 3 inch pattern on blue porcelain. Manufactured at Sydney Works in Longton, England. Rd.66457 (1887). 'Wells' is marks, 1991: 2432y. (13/02/2009) 55. Raised spots on gilded rim. On front: gilded in ribbons "A present from Wells". On reverse: picture of "Wells Cathederal West". On base: black "R. Herring Wells" in circle; red "581". Page 36 of 39 23 January 2013
Visits Manufactured by C.T. Maling and Sons A 4.5 inch by 2.8 inch gilded, with red pattern on white porcelain. Manufactured at Ford Potteries in Newcastleupon-Tyne, England. 'Newcastle-upon-Tyne' is Referenced in: Davey & Mannion, 1988: 321; 2487. Latest insurance valuation (27/05/2004) 85. May commemorate the laying of foundation stone of the Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle on 20 June 1900. Below the coat of arms of Newcastle are Victoria, Prince of Wales and Sir Riley Lord, then Lord Mayor of Newcastle City Council and Chairman of the committee who raised the funding for the building of the Royal Victoria Infirmary. It has been suggested that he commissioned the beaker himself and insisted on his picture appearing with 'Royalty' although this cannot be substantiated. 23 January 2013 Page 37 of 39
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