Pottery Mark ID

[rosetreelane2]

I can’t find anything on the D R England, so I was hoping the B might mean something? Thank you in advance!!

 

[gkn29]

Would help if you could post a pic of the entire item. That being said, looks like something from that company was sold on eBay a while back...

I trimmed the pic but nothing I omitted is useful in identification.

[lacemaker3 · Accepted solution]

@rosetreelane2 

The pattern name, in the middle of the circle, appears to be HARVEST.

@gkn29  made a good catch;

https://picclick.com/Antique-Pitcher-And-Vase-marked-Harvest-D-R-262244643426.html

using the title, I was able to confirm that this listing was sold more than a year ago (because it is not on Terapeak). However, I did find the rest of the pictures and full description for this listing, on Worthpoint. Unfortunately, there is no picture of the mark, which would have made it possible to confirm if the mark was the same or not.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-pitcher-vase-marked-harvest-r-2108351606

There are some other pieces probably from the same company on eBay at the moment:

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2334524.m570.l1313&_nkw=%22d+r+england%22&_sacat=...

5” Dad Mug Giftware D&R England 

ANTIQUE COVER JAR W TWO HANDLES - MARKED IVANHOE D.R. ENGLAND - BLUE DECORATION

and recently ended:

Eclipse Antique stoneware Wash basin pitcher brown transferware flora DR England

[rosetreelane2]

Thank you so much! That is the exact pitcher I have. I did find that posting, but it didn’t give me much to go on other than the pattern.

[md1919]

this mark or even who DR was is not in any of Godden's classic books of british pottery marks

[gkn29]

@lacemaker3 

Awesome post!