Is Pope-Gosser china worth anything?

The Pope-Gosser China Company’s products have become highly collectible among china connoisseurs, with many of their items being reminiscent of RS Prussia. Replacements.com lists nearly 500 lines/patterns! Early pieces are eagerly sought and are considered quite beautiful and valuable.

What is Pope-Gosser china?

Their company, Pope-Gosser China Company opened in 1902 and ended production in 1958. During their five+ decades of production, Pope-Gosser made beautiful china. They earned a reputation for making elegant yet durable china, creating a market beyond the shores of America.

What kind of China does Pope Gosser use?

Vintage Pope Gosser China Melrose Pattern Made in USA! Classic Vintage Pope Gosser China Small Berry Bowls Melrose Pattern Made in USA!

When did Pope Gosser start using Unicorn Mark?

Early examples of their work were marked with the Clarus Ware mark. They then used the ‘Pope-Gosser China’ mark until about 1908, when they adopted the Unicorn mark. In 1920, the lettering on the mark was changed again to ‘POPE-GOSSER CHINA’ in all capital letters. Pope-Gosser began including “MADE IN U.S.A.” in the late 1920’s through about 1931.

When did Pope Gosser start using the wreath Mark?

Pope-Gosser began including “MADE IN U.S.A.” in the late 1920’s through about 1931. It was re-introduced later and continued into the 1940’s, when they began using the tureen mark. Finally, in the 1950’s the wreath mark came into being, although several others were also used during this decade.

What kind of clay does Pope Gosser use?

Pope-Gosser China began by making their products with European clay, mixing it with kaolin, quartz, and feldspar, before eventually switching to American clay. Their plates and chinaware soon developed a great reputation for largely resisting the signs of age and wear and tear, such as cracking and chipping.