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Pottery Marks

1-2	Akron China Co., Akron, O.
3	American Art Ceramic Co., Corona, N. Y. Established 1901.
4	American Art China Works, Trenton, N. J. Established 1891.
5-6	American China Co., Toronto, Ohio. Established 1897.
7-9	American Crockery Co., Trenton, N. J. Established 1876.
10-12	American Encaustic Tiling Co., Zanesville, Ohio.
13	American Porcelain Mfg. Co., Gloucester, N. J. 1854-57
14-22	American Pottery Co., Jersey City, N. J. 1833-45.

Pottery Marks

23-24	American Pottery Mfg. Co., Jersey City, N. J. 1833-40.
25	American Terra-Cotta Co. Chicago, Illinois.
26-35	Anchor Pottery Co., Trenton, N. J. From 1894. Marks printed.
36-37	Anna Pottery, Lowell, Ill. Marks inscribed.
38-39	Armstrong & Wentworth, Norwich, Conn. 1814-28. Impressed.
40	Avon Pottery, Cincinnati, Ohio. Established 1886.
41	Baum, J. H. Wellsville, Ohio. 1880-95. Printed.
42	Beech, Ralph B., Philadelphia, Pa. Established 1845. Impressed.

Pottery Marks

1-2	Beerbower, L. B. & Co., Elizabeth, N. J. From 1879. Impressed.
3	Beerbower & Griffen, Phoenixville, Pa. Established 1877.
4-7	Bell, John, Waynesboro, Pa. 1826-81. Impressed.
8-9	Bell, John W., Waynesboro, Pa. 1881-95.
10	Bell, Joseph, Putnam, Ohio. 1827-1850. Impressed.
11	Bell, Peter, Jr. Hagerstown, Md. & Winchester, Va. c. 1800.
12-13	Bell, Samuel, Strasburg, Va. 1843-52. Impressed.
14-16	Bell, Samuel and Solomon, Strasburg, Va. 1852-82. Impressed.
17	Bell, S. & Sons, Strasburg, Va. 1882-1908. Impressed.
18	Bell, Upton Waynesboro, Pa. 1895-99. Impressed.
19-21	Bell Pottery Co., Findlay, Ohio.
22	Bellmark Pottery Co. Trenton, N. J. Established 1893.

Pottery Marks

23-37	Bennett, Edwin, Baltimore, Md. From 1856-1890.
38	Bennett, E. & W., Baltimore, Md. 1848-56. Impressed.
39-40	Bennett, James S. Moultonboro, N. H. 1840-44. Impressed.
41	Bennett, James, about 1840. East Liverpool, Ohio & Birmingham, Pa.
42	Bennett, John, New York City, 1876, West Orange, N. J., 1882.
43	G. Benton & L. Stewart about 1818.
44-45	Blair, Sylvester, Cortland, N.Y. 1829
46	Bloor, William, 1862. Impressed.
47	Morris, Philadelphia, Pa. 1771-1772. Inscribed.
48	Boone, Thona, G. 1840-1846.
49	Boss Bros., Akron, Ohio. About 1874. Impressed.

Pottery Marks

1	Boughner, Alexander, Greensboro, Pa. 1812-50. Impressed.
2	Boughner, A. & W., Greensboro, Pa. Impressed or in blue. 1850-90.
3	Boyer, John, Schuylkill Co., Pa. about 1810.
4	Bradshaw China Co., Niles, Ohio.
5-7	Brockman Pottery Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Established 1862.
8-10	Broome, Isaac, Trenton, N. J. Established 1880.
11-20	William Brunt Pottery Co., E.,Liverpool, Ohio. 1850-1894.
21-22	Buffalo Pottery about 1905, Buffalo, N. Y.

Pottery Marks

23-40	Burgess & Campbell (International Pottery Co.), Trenton, N. J. 1860.
41-53	Burford Bros. Pottery Co., E. Liverpool, Ohio. 1879-1900.
54	Burley & Winters, Crooksville, Ohio. After 1850.
55-60	Burroughs & Mountford, Trenton, N. J. 1879-1882.
61	Butler, A. J. & Co., New Brunswick, N. J. About 1850. Impressed.
62	Bullock, W., Roseville, Ohio, 1870-1885. Impressed.

Pottery Marks

1	Cadmus, A., South Amboy, N. J. About 1850. Impressed.
2	Caire, Frederick, J., Huntington, L. I. 1854-1863.
3-5	Caire, Jacob, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 1842-1852. Impressed.
6-9	Cambridge Art Pottery Co., Cam-bridge, Ohio.
10	Camp & Thompson, Akron, Ohio. c. 1870-1880. Impressed.
11	Carr, James, South Amboy, N. J. 1852-54. Impressed.
12-20	Carr & Morrison, (New York City Pottery), New York, N. Y. 1853-88.
21-25	Cartwright Bros., E. Liverpool, Ohio. 1880-1900.

Pottery Marks

26-30	Ceramic Art Co.(Lenox) Trenton, N. J.Established 1889.
31	L. & B. G. Chase, Somerset, Mass. c. 1850. Impressed.
32	Chapman, J. Troy, N. Y. 1815-1820.
33-34	Chelsea China Co., New Cumberland, W. Va. Established 1888-1893.
35-38	Chelsea Keramic Art Works, Chelsea, Mass. Established 1866.
39-46	Chesapeake Pottery Co., Baltimore, Md. Established 1880.
47-49	Chester Pottery Co., Phoenix-ville, Pa. Established 1894.
50-52	Chittenango Pottery Co., Chittenango, N. Y.Established 1897.

Pottery Marks

1	Chollar & Bennett, Homer, N. Y. 1842-44. Impressed.
2	Chollar & Darby, Homer, N. Y.1844-49. Impressed.
3-5	Cincinnati Art Pottery Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Established 1879.
6	City Pottery Co., Trenton, N. J.Established 1859.
7-8	Clark, Nathan, Athens, Lyons & Mt. Morris, N. Y. 1820-40 at Athens.
9-10	Columbian Art Pottery, Trenton, N.J. Established 1876. (Morris & Willmore).
1-12	Commeraw, Thomas, at Corlear's Hook, N. Y. c. 1802-20.
1-14	Corlear's Hook, N. Y. c. 1800. Impressed.
15-22	Cook Pottery Co.,Trenton, N. J. Established 1894-1900.
23-24	Cowden & Wilcox, Harrisburg, Pa. c. 1880. Impressed or in blue.
25	Coxon & Co., Trenton, N. J. 1863-1884. (Empire Pottery)
26	Crafts, Caleb, Portland, Me. 1837-1841. Impressed.

Pottery Marks

27-28	Crafts, Martin, Nashua, N. H. 1845-1851. Impressed.
29	Crafts, Thomas & Elbridge. Whateley, Mass. 1820-48. Impressed.
30-42	Crescent Pottery Co. Trenton, N. J. Est. 1881.
43	Crolius, John, New York. Latter half 18th century. Impressed.
44-45	Crolius, Clarkson, Sr. New York. About 1794-1837.
46	Crolius, Clarkson, Jr. New York. 1838-1850.
47	Crooksville China Co. Crooksville, Ohio.
48	Cross, Peter. Hartford, Conn. 1805-1810.
49-55	Crown Pottery Co., Evansville, Ind. Est. 1891.

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