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How to Identify Antique English Ironstone Antique English Ironstone Pottery & Values Antique American Ironstone Restaurant Ware Vintage & Antique Ironstone Values What Antique Ironstone Should You Buy & Where? How to Clean Your Vintage & Antique Ironstone Pottery In this video I discuss the differences between American and English Ironstone and how they compare with restaurantware. See full list on adirondackgirlatheart.com Many attribute the creation of ironstone to Mason’s pottery in Staffordshire, England. But in actual fact, they merely patented the term Ironstone Chinain 1813. Thirteen years prior the Turner pottery (1756-1829), also of Staffordshire, developed the recipe and process for manufacturing it. Companies had for years experimented with formulas, trying to create a pottery to compete with pure white porcelain pieces imported from China. Europeans love this pottery but only the richer classes could afford it. Turner’s invention meant that the English middle classes could now enjoy a bright white (and sturdy) dishware. And buy it they did. See full list on adirondackgirlatheart.com Ironstone is a type stoneware, a vitreous (impermeable to water) pottery, known for its durability and strength. It also tends to be heavier than the other types of pottery: earthenware and porcelain. Contrary to what you might think based on its name, it does notcontain iron. Masons manufactured their ironstone out of Cornwall clay and cobalt blue coloring baked at very high temperatures, producing a dense, sturdy pottery. See full list on adirondackgirlatheart.com True antique English ironstone is quite heavy, similar to other pieces of stoneware but with a smooth protective glaze. In color, it tends to have a blueish or gray cast, as opposed to much American ironstone (and newer English ironstone), which has a creamier, almost yellow cast. It is often crazed, meaning it has fine crackled lines on all or part of its body. Sometimes those lines have turned brown, which many collectors favor. (Read about how to reduce brown lines HERE.) See full list on adirondackgirlatheart.com When the Mason’s patent ended in 1827, over 100 potteries began producing ironstone in the city of Stoke-on-Trent in Staffordshire. Some used the Mason’s term of art Ironstone China, while others came up with their own terms: White Granite, Stone China, Imperial China, and… …Royal Patent Ironstoneused by the George Jones & Sons pottery (1873-1907) on its china, including the chocolate pot (seen in the center of the previous photo). In perfect condition, I would value it at about $100. Note that marks with a lion and a unicorn on either side of a shield indicate that the manufacturer had received a “royal warrant” to produce its goods for the royal family. Not all companies who used the mark actually had been granted the warrant, and in fact many American companies adopted it for themselves, t00. If perfect, this gorgeous “Ceres” shape with soup tureen (with embossed wheat) by the Elsmore & Forster pottery (1853-71) would be worth over $100. The mark to the right, which appears on it... See full list on adirondackgirlatheart.com In the late 1800’s, American potteries, particularly in Ohio and the Trenton (NJ) areas, began to produce their own version of ironstone. It tends to be lighter in weight and creamier in color. This toothbrush holder would have been part of a larger toiletry set that would have included a water pitcher and bowl, a cup, and other assorted pieces. It’s worth $15-25. The mark shows an American eagle atop a British lion with the word “Laughlin” under it, representing the Homer Laughlin Company (1874-present), which operates out of East Liverpool, Ohio. The mark dates to the late 1800’s and reflected their believe that American pottery could compete (and win) against British pottery. The company in fact won an award at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia in 1876 for its “white ware.” Knowles, Taylor, & Knowles (1854-1931), another East Liverpool pottery that manufactured ironstone in the States, also created its own unique mark depicting an eagle and its initials (K.T. & K.), rathe... See full list on adirondackgirlatheart.com In the very late 1800’s, right through to present day, many of the early American ironstone manufacturers slowly transitioned into making restaurant ware. Restaurant ware refers to specialized dinnerware manufactured for the restaurant industry. Highly chip-resistant, quite heavy, lacking in molded decoration, but bright white and glossy, restaurant ware can be found in plain white or with decoration, usually around the edges. Some of the better known companies include Syracuse China, Buffalo China, and Homer Laughlin. Many English companies hopped on the band wagon as well, including Maddock pottery. Universities, Railroads, airlines, and men’s clubs ordered restaurant ware with their name and/or logo imprinted on it. I’m sure its sturdiness was of great benefit on trains and airplanes especially. This little guy, though unsigned, is one of my favorite pieces. At just about 3″ it has a lovely floral and ribbon decoration that I just love. He’s worth about $5-$10. Syracuse China (18... See full list on adirondackgirlatheart.com You can learn more about vintage and antique ironstone values in my Ironstone Price Guide. You’ll find a large assortment of pieces from a variety of different makers that should help you get started with valuing your own purchases. See full list on adirondackgirlatheart.com No matter where I’m shopping, be it a garage or estate sale, thrift store, or flea market, I’m alwayson the look out for ironstone. Truly, I have found pieces in all sorts of locations over the years, even a dumpster! However, I have found the pieces that sell the best for me–higher end, perfect condition pieces–are most often found at estate sales. Truth be told, I have not sold a huge number of pieces since I have my own collection to grow, LOL. But I have sold several quality pieces, like tureens, pitchers, and even a beautiful chamber pot, from my antique booth here in Upstate New York. I tend to avoid selling breakables online, though ironstone is very sturdy (as discussed above), so I probably shouldn’t be afraid. I also avoid simpler, more common pieces like dinner plates and oval platters with no embossed decoration since they do not sell well for me. The same goes for newer, lighter pieces made in Japan, as well as those by Johnson Bros., both made in the 1970’s. I also rec... See full list on adirondackgirlatheart.com I’ve written an entire blog post about how to clean ironstone that has gray marks, brown crazing, and brown splotches. Learn how to clean your special ironstone pieces here and get a FREE printable cheat sheet in my Member Library when you subscribe here. Its clean lines and wonderful cool white tones make ironstone almost universally appealing. It has certainly experienced a revival in the past couple of decades. We see it gracing tables and cupboards galore on Pinterest and in blog posts. Here you see most of my personal ironstone collection. Whenever I purchase a new piece now, I either sell it or “trade” it out for a piece in my cupboard, which as you can see, is quite full, LOL. All that white provides a perfect backdrop for various seasonal wreaths, like this sieve-turned-wreath, and never fails to bring a smile to my face. See full list on adirondackgirlatheart.com 1stDibs https://www.1stdibs.com › buy › english-ironstone English Ironstone - 157 For Sale on 1stDibs Shop our english ironstone selection from top sellers and makers around the world. Global shipping available. English Ironstone - 157 For Sale on 1stDibs | ironstone... eBay https://www.ebay.com › b › english-ironstone english ironstone products for sale - eBay One 7.0 Inch Green English Ironstone Tableware Ltd. Plate - Old Inn Series. $22.00. or Best Offer. $6.50 shipping. Adams CUP English Ironstone 50'S Member of ... Replacements, Ltd https://www.replacements.com › china-english-ironstone-tableware English Ironstone Tableware, Provence Blue - Replacements, Ltd. 6" - 7" Tidbit (from Salad Plate) HC. HC. $35.99. Was $39.99 Save 10%. 1. EIT6 Blue. by English Ironstone Tableware. 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