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   Backmarks (1) are the mark on the Underside of a plate or item. There is usually two marks- the Manufacturers mark and the Decorator mark.  If there is only one mark (and it is the Manufacturers mark), the item was decorated elsewhere, either sold as whiteware and painted by the owner, or by a hand painting artist/ studio such as Stouffer or Pickard.  There are always exceptions, especially with Charles Field Haviland!

The number usually found under a casserole (Covered Vegetable lid or on a sugar/creamer) is called the Factory number. Some of the Factory numbers have been identified in the later Schleiger books to a Schleiger Pattern

The most popular mark you will find is Mark I combined with Mark c as this was when the most Haviland was sold.
Haviland & CIE 1842-1931
  Manufacturers Mark  
  Blanks  
Mark A 1853
Mark B 1865
 

Underglaze Green Marks

 
Mark C 1876-1879
Mark D 1876-1886
Mark E 1877
Mark F 1876-1889
Mark G 1887
Mark H 1888-1896
Mark I 1894-1931
  Decorators Marks: (Varied Colors Overglaze)
Mark a Prior to 1876
Mark b 1876-1878
Mark c 1876-1878/1889-1931
Mark d 1879-1883
Mark e 1878-1883
Mark f 1879-1889
Mark g 1879-1889
Mark h 1893-1931
Mark i 1905-1930 (American)/ 1926-1931(France)
Haviland & Co. 1875-1885- Pottery
  Haviland Pottery and Stoneware  
Mark V Click for Larger Image 1875-1882
Mark W Click for Larger Image 1875-1882
Mark X Click for Larger Image 1883-1885
Mark Y Click for Larger Image 1883-1885
Theodore Haviland 1892-1967- Blanks
Mark J Click for Larger Image 1892
Mark K Click for Larger Image 1892
Mark L Click for Larger Image 1893
Mark M Click for Larger Image 1894-1957
Mark N Click for Larger Image 1912
Mark O Click for Larger Image 1920-1936
Mark P Click for Larger Image 1936-1945
Mark Q Click for Larger Image 1946-1962
Mark R Click for Larger Image 1962
Mark S Click for Larger Image 1936
Mark T Click for Larger Image 1937-1956
Mark U Click for Larger Image 1957/1958
Theodore Haviland 1892-2000- Decorator Marks (some say "Patent applied for"- 1903 to mid-1920s)
Mark j Click for Larger Image Probably 1892
Mark k Click for Larger Image 1894
Mark l Click for Larger Image 1894
Mark m Click for Larger Image 1895
Mark n Click for Larger Image 1895
Mark o Click for Larger Image 1897
Mark p Click for Larger Image 1903 (has an underline)
Mark q Click for Larger Image 1903
Mark r Click for Larger Image 1925 (different script)
Mark s Click for Larger Image 1958
Mark t 1967
  1990
  2000
Charles Field Haviland

Note: A fair amount of CFH, CFH/GDA, CFH/GDM France doesn't have the decorating marks even though the dishes are factory decorated.

Mark C-1 Click for Larger Image 1868(Stamped in clay or Printed)
Mark C-2 Click for Larger Image 1876 (Printed under glaze, with or without the line under)
Mark C-3 Click for Larger Image 1882- Under Glaze
Mark C-4 Click for Larger Image 1891

GDM is Gerard, Dufraisseix & Morel

 

 

Mark C-5 Click for Larger Image 1900

GDA is Gerard, Dufraisseix & Abbott

Mark C-6 Click for Larger Image 1941
Mark C-7 Click for Larger Image Date Unknown
Mark C-8 Click for Larger Image Decorator Mark, Used from 1862 to Present

(not always present, even if factory decorated)

Frank Haviland  1910-1931
Mark A1 Click for Larger Image 1910-1914
Mark A2 Click for Larger Image 1914-1925
Mark A3 Click for Larger Image 1925-1931

 

(1)  "Used with the permission of the Haviland Collectors Internationale Foundation."

     

    A Friend of mine has said, " You can never be too rich, too thin, or have Too much Haviland....."

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