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ynyswraig · ‎09-12-2021

Hi ! I’ve been searching for information regarding the base stamp on this old Cinderella Mug, but without any success.
Hoping that someone might be able to help with any information.

melda58 · ‎09-12-2021

Are you able to read and let us know what the mark says? The photo is not clear enough to make it out at least for me. Also, you might want to show a photo of the mug in case that is familiar to someone.

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maxine*j · ‎09-12-2021

Does it say Made in Czechosolvakia, perhaps? It is really unclear. It would help to see the entire piece, and not just the mark.

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argon38 · ‎09-12-2021

"Made in England":

ynyswraig · ‎09-12-2021

Hi , and thank you for your response. I’m sorry but I’m having a difficult time including photos here , but will try again. The writing says England below a vase with a symbol inside.

argon38 · ‎09-12-2021

People are also interested in seeing the design on the sides of the mug.

ynyswraig · ‎09-12-2021

Two photos of the mug .

hope they come through

argon38 · ‎09-12-2021

There's a cracked one here, but no information as to the maker:

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-cinderella-nursery-mug-made-477871955

Anonymous · ‎09-12-2021

Morley, Fox & Co.

Scroll about halfway down the page to see your mark:

http://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/753a.htm

ynyswraig · ‎09-12-2021

That’s exactly the same as my Cinderella mug 👍 I couldn’t find any other photos in Worthpoint though. But no doubt it’s exactly the same type of mug.

ynyswraig · ‎09-12-2021

So I googled Cinderella nursery mug instead of child’s mug , and came up with a similar item from the UK which informed me that it’s from the 1950’s and the maker is Morley and Fox.

argon38 · ‎09-12-2021

@ynyswraig wrote:
So I googled Cinderella nursery mug instead of child’s mug , and came up with a similar item from the UK which informed me that it’s from the 1950’s and the maker is Morley and Fox.

According to palmtreelucky's link (above): "In 1944 the company name reverted to William Morley & Co." If the company dropped the "F" from the logo at that time - which is just my guess, but it seems likely enough - then that would make the mug older than the 1950s.