The early Coalport porcelain wares are mostly unmarked. Porcelain wares bearing a red painted COALBROOKDALE mark in upper case are extremely rare and highly collectible. Most are found on colourful floral encrusted porcelain wares. c1815 to 1825, some Coalport plates and dishes include impressed numerals.

Are Coalport figurines still made?

The familiar Indian tree pattern, which is based in fact on Chinese rather than Indian prototypes, was originated at Coalport; variants have been produced by virtually all the British manufacturers of table wares and continue to be available today.

Is Coalport Bone China?

c1881 to 1939, Coalport introduced a standard Crown mark. Or as complex as a mock Sevres porcelain variation which includes the words; Sevres above COALPORT above the Crown mark, which has BONE CHINA beside it and MADE IN ENGLAND, above AD 1750 and the word Embossed below.

Is Wedgwood and Coalport the same?

In 1967, Coalport became a member of the Wedgwood Group, and today the brand continues to produce the high-quality pieces it has become known for in the more than 200 years since its inception.