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dealqueen
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I need help identifying this piece of pottery. Just not sure what it is and if it is Caldron. It is porcelain and measures 7 1/4" across and almost 3" deep. I tried to research the markings on the bottom, but was directed to different makers. So, I am totally confused. Thank you in advance for any information you can provide.
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The maker is JC Brown Westhead Moore & Co, "BWM Co". The series is Hereford. C:a 1900-1950
Here's a better resolution of the logo:
https://images.auctionet.com/uploads/item_565674_21c4e56533.JPG
Could be earlier 1880's, look at this site under Brown Westhead Moore Hereford:
https://www.blueandwhite.com/museum.asp?m=Brown
Part of a wash-stand: https://www.diggerandmojo.com/en-GB/sold-recently/-antique-victorian-washstand/prod_10146#.W4kAdl62Gbg
The registration number 1920 dates it to 1884, though there is also a lozenge registration mark, which was replaced by the registration number in 1884, so I think that dates it to 1884!
The pattern was registered to the company 1884 (Depose = patent), but it could have been made after that. The bottom marks look to date it to that era, though. What I find odd is that they marked the outside of the lid as well. I've never seen that before.
Thank you all so very much for your help. I am thrilled to find out that I have a piece this old with no damage.
OlofZ, what part of the wash-stand would this piece be? It wold have to be a separate piece with the same pattern. Bowl for steaming washcloth maybe? It may be a part of a line of sanitary ware commissioned by the Duchess of Edinburgh herself, maybe? Thank you so much!!