Minton / Mintons, Stoke (Staffs)

6”x6” encaustic tile by Minton & Co

Set of 4 tiles in the Blue Heron pattern, aesthetic movement, by Mintons, China Works, Staffordshire, 8”x8” each

A rare "Byzantine ware" 11" vase, with gold-leaf inclusions under the glaze.
Date cypher for 1889.

An 8 in vase. Indistinct cypher, but probably 1906.

Here are the four secessionist vases I have - numbered (L to R) 16, none printed, 32 and 46.

Late 19thC encaustic tile

Pair of early 19thC Minton plates with the Crazy Cow pattern, no,.106

Minton tiles on the floor of St Laurence Church, Pangbourne.

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WOW!

it would be interesting to compare them with the original ones made in the 13th Century

Yes, I wonder what happened to them. There’s a floor in Winchester Cathedral laid with an assortment  of original 13th-14thC tiles.

This stunning plate does have an impressed mark on the back...but its unreadable ...any ideas in internet-land as to who made it ?







impressed mark ( do i see Minton )  & painted 2514D  ..also the back is heavily crazed giving me the impression of some age

Thanks for your assistance thus far...what do you all think

It was only £2 at my local car-boot sale ..and its a real eye catcher

There were some Minton "secessionist" plates like this, never clearly marked.

http://www.cummingceramicfoundation.org/pattern_3514.html

Looks like its a Minton secessionist plate ...WOW

Yes a Minton plate, but it doesn't look tube-lined, just moulded relief.
I have seen several of these plates over the years and never seen the proper
Secessionist backstamp. May well have been made around the same time though.
The date cypher is for 1911.

As you can see from the description on the link you found, it is secessionist "Style" rather than the
true "Secessionist Ware"

Pair of Minton grey stoneware commemorative jugs, circa 1830, commemorating the Coronation of King William IV and Queen Adelaide, the relief moulded lattice and flowerhead body sprigged with opposing white bust portraits of the King and Queen, applied moulded scroll mark with model 'No 13' and cursive 'M' to base, and stamped 12 and 30 respectively.

this mall oval plate has a impressed mark Minton, as well as this mark, can't find this pattern on google so any idea if this is old or just reproduction

The Rd number is for 1864. There may be a date cypher by the impressed mark,
but I can't make it out.

What size is it? It could be a tureen stand.

The impressed number appears to be either '-26' or '-20', if that helps.

Yes! I would say its Minton,  O for October, the blue star is the very first year cypher marks they used from 1842, it's a little smudged so could be the ship steering wheel mark of 1928.

https://antique-marks.com/antique-minton-marks.html