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Mason’s of Staffordshire

Mason’s Pottery, established in 1796 by Miles Mason in Staffordshire, England, is renowned for its durable and beautifully decorated ironstone china

History

Originally inspired by Chinese porcelain, Mason’s introduced its patented “Ironstone China” in 1813, which became a hallmark of the brand. Celebrated for its intricate patterns and robust design, Mason’s played a significant role in popularising ironstone ware throughout the 19th century. Its legacy endures, with collectors valuing its distinctive marks and timeless designs.

Map of England showing the location of the Mason's pottery in Staffordshire

Mason’s Pottery Marks

From 1815

Pottery marks used by the Mason’s factory at Lane Delph, Staffordshire, England during their initial period of Ironstone production, starting 1815.

From 1815
From 1815
From 1815
From 1815

After 1920

Transfer-printed angular crown in various colours, including the pattern name.

Mason's Pottery Marks
After 1920
Mason's Pottery Marks
After 1920

After 1940

Transfer-printed angular crown and banner now also contain the phrase: “GUARANTEED PERMANENT & ACID RESISTING COLOURS”.

Mason's Pottery Marks identification
After 1940
Mason's Pottery Marks
After 1940
Mason's Pottery Marks identification
After 1940
Mason's Pottery Marks
After 1940

After 1950

Transfer-printed angular crown and banner, the phrase underneath now contains the word: “DETERGENT PROOF “.

After 1950
After 1950
After 1950
After 1950
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