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Patricia,
What are the decorative styles of the pottery that you are looking at?
IMHO, most plain, painted, edged and/or dipped wares are NOT
maker-marked. And it does not really matter whether or not they are
creamware, pearlware, or whiteware ...
Maker-marked and pattern-marked ceramics become the rule, rather than
the exception with the transfer prints and the molded whitewares and
white ironstones.
Mark
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