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Royal Crown Derby porcelain marks began to include the British Crown on its back stamp in 1776 by order of King George III. In 1890. Queen Victoria added "Royal" to the name, which also began appearing in the Derby mark.did not appear until the old Thomas Green Bone China Works changed its name in 1897 to "Crown Staffordshire". The mark ceased being used in 1985 when the company had been acquired by Wedgwood.
For more on the history of Derby porcelain, click here.
To see a more complete listing of porcelain marking, go to:
Porcelain Marks.
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The following images are a survey of the marks on various internet sites. All items were represented to be "Frankenthal Porcelain ". However, We do not make any claim to know the authenticity of these marks as valid Frankenthal marks and not imitations. They are presented here as guidelines only.
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