Mark Marshall

Carrara Ware was also decorated by the Barlow sisters, Mark V Marshall and others. This vase stands 195 mm (7.75 inches) high with a diameter of 105 mm (4 inches).

Carrara Ware was also decorated by the Barlow sisters, Mark V Marshall and others. This vase stands 195 mm (7.75 inches) high with a diameter of 102 mm (4 inches).

One of the two is Hallmarked American "STERLING" (925 silver standard), and bears the manufacturer / retailer's mark "Marshall Field & Co", an upscale department store in Chicago fou...

The usual surface variations, nicks, and marks that exemplify Marshall's aesthetic have, in this case, given way to symmetry, linearity and precision.

Brutalist style, mid century, solid aluminum bowl with double brass handles by Scottish artist David Marshall. The maker's mark is impressed on the inner surface of the higher brass ...

Consisting of: 9 x knives, forks and spoons set (service for 9) 6 x teaspoons 3 x breakfast spoons 15 x various serving cutlery (e.g. cheese knife, salad servers, cake knives etc...

Marked WM for William Marshall, 1st mark of 1802-1821. Shell tips. Monogram JMC. 1.90 troy oz. 6" x 13/16" x 1 5/8"

Both the brass and aluminium shine brightly, however the nicks, dings and weathered markings add character, interest and tactility. David Marshall maker's mark on base. They are in g...

The jug has an impressed makers mark to the base and is numbered 867. The base also has incised artist marks for Mark V Marshall along with assistant marks for Jane Rumbol and Rosina...

Over the years at Doultons she co-operated on items with Arthur & Hannah Barlow, Eliza Simmance, Mark Marshall & other top designers and artists.

Robert Wallace Martin’s character birds with removable heads in turn inspired British studio potters, Andrew Hull and David Burnham Smith." Mark V. Marshall (1842-1913) Mark V....

Set of 12 Doulton hand-painted bird plates, signed by the artist "M.W. Marshall." Each plate features one or more birds in their native vegetative landscape. Scalloped border is gil...

Modelled by famous sculptor Mark V. Marshall whilst he was employed at the BWM factory.

Marked - Edinburgh silver hallmarks for 1855 and maker's mark for James & Walter Marshall Measures - 21cm L

We believe the piece was modeled by the famous sculptor, Mark V Marshall, whilst he was in employment at the Brown Westhead Moore & Co factory.

It has the early Japy Freres mark on the backplate along with the mark of the retailer Marshall et Fils.

The mount is hallmarked, London 1910 with the silver smith mark 'R.M', possibly Robert Marshall from Holborn, Central London.

Case is stamped "PITTWAY BROTHERS LONDON MANUFACTURERS & SILVERSMITHS" All silver is hallmarked London, 1906 with the maker's mark for Norman Marshall. The eldest son of Qu...

A rare and stunning Doulton Lambeth pepper pot shaped as a seated bear by renowned artist Mark V Marshall and dating from the latter 19th century.

The jardiniere is stamped to the base with the Doulton Lambeth mark, this jardiniere is probably decorated by Mark Marshall (1843-1913).

Abstract bronze sculpture with a rectangular plaque picturing a golfer by David Marshall. Artist/ Maker: David Marshall Signature/ Marks: D.

Both the brass and aluminium shine brightly, however the nicks, dings and weathered markings add character, interest and tactility. David Marshall maker's mark on base. They are in g...

As Lanka Tattersall notes, "Marshall's determination to mark the historical absence of black bodies in the Western canon of painting and his emphatic, programmatic insertion of black...

With objects ranging in size from 3 inches to 6ft. tall, potteries and artist potters highlighted include: Doulton Lambeth, the Martin Brothers, William Moorcroft, George Tinworth, H...

Wall period Worcester porcelain blue and white basket, England, 18th century, of oval form with scalloped rim and pierced basket weave sides and twisted twig handles, the exterior ad...

In 1966, he began a business, Architectural Arts, in San Luis Obispo with a former student, Roger Marshall. Source: Marks Project

The mount is hallmarked, London 1911 with the silver smith mark 'R.M', possibly Robert Marshall from Holborn, Central London.

Antique lidded vessel in the shape of a blowfish by Mark Marshall for Doulton Lambeth, circa 1885. Mark Marshall worked previously for Martin Brothers.

Doulton Lambeth Figure Group "The Waning of the Honeymoon" attributed to Mark Marshall.

Doulton Lambeth Lidded Jar modelled as an Owl, the design by Mark Marshall. Hairline crack to lid.

They are stamped with David Marshall's mark, leather bottoms. In good condition.

The first to be engaged was George Tinworth followed by artists such as the Barlow family (Florence, Hannah, and Arthur), Frank Butler, Mark Marshall and Eliza Simmance. In 1882, Dou...