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United States Pottery Marks

1-2	Low Art Tile Co., Chelsea, Mass. Established 1887-1888.
3	Lycett, Edward, Atlanta, Ga. Established 1890.
4	Lyman, Fenton & Co., Bennington, Vt. 1849-58.
5	Madden, J. M., Rondout, N. Y. c. 1870. Impressed.
6-7	Thomas Maddock & Sons, Trenton, N. J. Established 1882.
8	Thomas Maddock's Sons Co., Trenton, N. J. From 1902.
9-11	Maddock Pottery Co., Trenton, N. J. From 1893.
12-13	John Maddock & Sons, Trenton, N. J. From 1894.
14	Mann, John, Rahway, N. J. Established 1830. Impressed.
15	Markell, Immon & Co., Akron, Ohio. c. 1869. Impressed.
16	Marteen, W., Pennsylvania. c. 1875. Impressed.

United States Pottery Marks

17-25	Maryland Pottery Co. (D. F.Haynes & Co.), Baltimore, Md.
26	Mason & Russel, Cortland, N. Y. c. 1870. Impressed.
27-29	Matt Morgan Art Pottery Co.,Cincinnati, Ohio. Established 1883.
30-38	Mayer Pottery Co., Beaver Falls, Pa. Established 1881.

United States Pottery Marks

1-12	Mayer Pottery Co.,(Contd).
13	Mayers, W. S., Roseville, Ohio. c. 1870. In blue.
14	McCarthy Bros., Somerville, Mass. c. 1870. Impressed.
15-16	McLaughlin, M. L., Cincinnati, Ohio. Established 1876.
17	D. E. McNichol Pottery Co., E. Liverpool, Ohio. From 1892.
18-20	I. M. Mead & Co., Atwater, Ohio. c. 1850. Impressed.
21	Mear, Frederick, Boston, Mass. c. 1840. Impressed.
22	Medinger, Jacob, Neiffer, Pa. c. 1880-1930.
23	Mellick, H. H., Roseville, Ohio. c. 1875. Impressed.

United States Pottery Marks

24-37	Mercer Pottery Co., Trenton, N. J. Established 1868-69.
38-39	Mercer, Henry C., Moravian Pottery & Tile Works.
40	Merrill, Edwin H., Springfield, Ohio. c. 1835. Impressed.
41-42	Merrimac Ceramic Co., Newburyport, Mass. Established 1897.

United States Pottery Marks

1-2	Middle Lane Pottery, E. Hampton, N. Y. about 1890.
3-4	Millington, Astbury & Poulson, Trenton, N. J. 1859-70.
5	Miner, William, Symmes Creek, Ohio. c. 1869. Impressed.
6	Monmouth Pottery Co., Monmouth, Ill. About 1890.
7	Morris & Willmore, Trenton, N. J.
8	Mosaic Tile Co., Zanesville, Ohio.
9	Morgan, D., New York, N. Y. c. 1794-1804. Impressed.
10-3	George C. Murphy Pottery Co., E. Liverpool, Ohio.
14	Myers & Hall, Mogadore, Ohio. c. 1873. Impressed.
15	E. & G. Nash, Utica, N. Y. About 1820. Impressed.
16	New Castle Pottery Co., New Castle, Pa.
17-48	Newcomb Pottery, New Orleans, La. Established 1896.
23-48	are decorators marks.
49-57	New England Pottery Co., Boston, Mass. Established 1875.
49	Printed mark, 1878-1883.
50	c.1880.
51	c.1886-88.
52	c.1886.
53	c.1883-1886.
54	c.1887.
57	c.1888-89.
56	c. 1889-95.

United States Pottery Marks

1	New Jersey Pottery Co., Trenton, N. J. 1869-1883.
2-8	New Milford Pottery Co., New Milford, Conn. Established 1886.
9	Nichols & Boynton, Burlington, Vt. c. 1856. Impressed.
10	Nichols & Alford, Burlington, Vt. c. 1854-1856.
11-12	Norton, Luman, Bennington, Vt.
11	1823-28.
12	1828-33
13	L. Norton & Son, Bennington, Vt. 1833-40. Impressed.
14-17	Julius Norton, Bennington, Vt. (1841-44)(1847-50). Impressed.
18	Norton & Fenton, Bennington, Vt. 1844-47. Impressed.
19	J. & E. Norton, Bennington, Vt. 1850-59. Impressed.
20	J. & E. Norton Co., Bennington, Vt. 1859-61. Impressed.
21	J. Norton & Co., Bennington, Vt. 1859-61. Impressed.
22	E. & L. P. Norton, Bennington, Vt. 1861-81. Impressed.
23	Edward Norton, Bennington, Vt. 1881-83. Impressed.
24-27	Edward Norton & Co., Bennington, Vt. 1883-94.
28-29	Ohio China Co., E. Palestine, Ohio.
30	Ohio Valley China Co., Wheeling, W. Va. 1890-95.

United States Pottery Marks

1-2	Ohio Valley China Co.(Cont'd)
3-4	Ohr, George E. Biloxi, Miss. 1890- 1900.
5-6	Oliver China Co., Sebring, Ohio. Established 1899.
7-13	Onondaga Pottery Co., Syracuse,
14	Orcutt, Belding & Co., Ashfield, Mass. 1848-50. Impressed.
15	Orcutt, Guildford & Co., Ashfield, Mass. 1848-50. Impressed.
16	Walter Orcutt & Co., Ashfield, Mass. 1848-50. Impressed.
17	Orcutt, Humiston & Co., Troy, N. Y. c. 1850-60. Impressed.
18-32	Ott & Brewer, Trenton, N. J. 867-92. The word "BELLEEK" was N. Y.
32	about 1867.
33-35	J. B. Owens Pottery Co., Zanesville, Ohio. 1885-92.

United States Pottery Marks

1	Paul, Samuel, Pennsylvania.
2-3	Pauline Pottery, Edgerton, Wis. Established 1883.
2	Impressed on early pieces. Printed on later wares.
3	about 1888.
4	Penna. Museum & School of Industrial Art. Established 1903.
5-7	Pen Yan Pottery, Yates County, N. Y. about 1830-1850.
8-5	Peoria Pottery Co., Peoria, Ill. 1873-94.
16-17	Perry, Mary C., Detroit, Mich.
18	Peyrau, A., New York City, 1891.
19	Phoenix Pottery, Phoenixville, Pa. Established 1867.
20-28	Pioneer Pottery Co., Wellsville, Ohio. 1885-1896.
21-22	Morley & Co. 1879-1885.

United States Pottery Marks

29	Pfaltzgraff Pottery, York, Pa. c. 1840-1900. Impressed.
30	C. & H. Poillon, Woodbridge, N.J.
31-41	Potters Cooperative Co., E. Liverpool, Ohio. Established 1892.
42-43	Price, Xerxes, Sayreville, N. J. About 1802. Impressed.
44-48	Prospect Hill Pottery Co., Trenton, N. J. Established 1880.

United States Pottery Marks

1-3	Purdy, Solomon, Atwater, Ohio. c. 1820. Impressed.
4	Pruden, John, Elizabeth, N. J. About 1830-76. Impressed.
5	Quigley, S.,Cincinnati3Ohio. c. 1834. This mark questionable.
6-7	Read, Thomas, Newport, Ohio. 1850-1865. Impressed.
8	Remmey,John III, New York, N. Y. 1799-1814. On brown stoneware.
9-11	Remmey, Richard C.,Philadelphia, Pa. Established about 1859.
12	Rice, Prosper, Putnam, Ohio. 1827-1850. Impressed.
13	Richey & Hamilton, Palatine, W. Va. c. 1875. Mark in blue.
14	Risley, Sidney, Norwich, Conn. About 1836. Impressed.
15-16	Robertson Art Tile Co., Morrisville, Pa.
17	Rogers, John, New York, N. Y. About 1860 to 1890.
18-30	Rookwood Pottery, Cincinnati, Ohio. Established 1879.
2	1881-1883.
27	1886.
28	1887.
29	1895.
27-29	are generally impressed. A dot was added yearly after 1886.

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