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Crown Ducal by Charlotte Rhead |
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Typical facsimile signature |
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Pattern range observed with this facsimile signature or tube liners mark |
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Earliest pattern seen =2681 Byzantine |
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Latest pattern seen = 3797 Hydrangea |
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Backstamp styles observed for this tube-liner |
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AGR1, AGR2 & AGR9 |
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Notes: Pieces with the Violets mark are not common. Therefore although she was another of the early tube-liners, She could have joined the tube-lining team at Richardsons sometime after her co-workers like as TL-A. Her facsimile signature is usually seen with AGR1 and AGR9, but is present on several examples for Granada (3321) and Hydrangea (3797) . This would date her leaving at around the end on 1934 or very early 1935.
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