The D-prefix was introduced in 1899 and was heavily used throughout the 1902–1922 period for the company's famous "Series Ware" and vibrant transferware. D1138 to D1495 1910: D3230 to D3374 1922: Patterns crested into the D4000s
This standard backstamp features the famous four interlocking "D"s, a roundel, and a lion standing on a crown.
Flow blue designs, the famous Indian Tree pattern, and early scenic landscapes like the Woodland and Haystacks collections. ☕ Bone China (E-Prefix & H-Prefix)