Royal Cauldon

Royal Cauldon's history has its roots in Bates, Brown-Westhead & Moor (BWM), which dates back to around 1850. In 1904, BWM altered its name and began operating under the name Cauldon.

Merged with: Coalport



B. M. W. Marks

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These marks were used before 1904.


Royal Cauldon Marks

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1904 ~ 20s

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1920s ~ 30s

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1930s ~ 50s

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1950s ~ 60s

Royal Cauldon began using the "Royal" prefix in its name around 1930.

Some marks on Royal Cauldon porcelain indicate 'Est 1774,' but I couldn't find any evidence supporting this claim.



Some other marks (1904 ~ )

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1930s ~

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Unknown

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Unknown

The 2nd and 3rd ones are for export to the U.S.A.