Collection: Mason's Ironstone
Charles James Mason registered the patent name ‘IRONSTONE’ in 1813 for the ‘Improvement of the Manufacture of English Porcelain, IRONSTONE PATENT CHINA:’ Patent number 3724. The name was soon adopted by competitors, whom were using similar materials.
Contrary to popular belief, Mason’s Ironstone does not contain iron! The name is derived from its ‘iron-like’ strength and durability.
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1940s Masons Ironstone Strathmore C4792 Octagonal Fruit Bowl
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Vintage Masons Manchu Blue Ironstone Ginger Jar
Vendor:Masons IronstoneRegular price $36.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per$40.00 USDSale price $36.00 USDSale -
Vintage Mason’s Manchu Blue Ironstone Sandwich Plate
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1950s Masons Ironstone Fruit Basket Ginger Jar
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1920s Mason's Ironstone Watteau Brown Two Handled Serving Dish
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Masons Ironstone Cocktail Stick Holder Mandarin pattern
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1930s Masons Ironstone Brown Velvet Ginger Jar
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