When you flip over a piece of pottery, you’ll often find valuable pottery marks or a set of markings on the underside. The bottom of a piece of ancient pottery can often have pottery and porcelain marks, which can be used to determine who the original potter was.

When one is first starting out in the hobby of collecting, it may be difficult to determine with absolute certainty whether one is looking at a genuine or a fake maker’s pottery mark.

Spending the time and making the effort to learn the distinctive hallmark of each company is unquestionably worthwhile. It is important to keep in mind that manufacturers often modify their pottery and porcelain marks.

Even if a guide would be useful, not many writers have been willing to put in the effort required to compile an exhaustive list of pottery and porcelain marks. It is to your greatest benefit to study and get knowledge from the kind of pottery and porcelain that most piques your interest.

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