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Countess, Darcy

[DSN:119, NS:RET]

  • First appeared on Georgian Eggshell, circa 1940:
    • G-3370: ivory rim extending from the verge to the embossing with gold colored lines
    • G-3432: ivory rim extending from the verge to the edge with inner gold colored line and bright gold trim
    • G-3370 was discontinued early, but G-3432 was produced longer and sold as "Countess"
    • G-3556: gold trim
  • Kwaker: ivory rim K-8124, sold as "Darcy"
  • Eggshell Nautilus: like G-3432 with ivory rim, N-1627
  • Republic: gold trim R-2134
  • Virginia Rose: no trim
  • Other potteries in the East Liverpool area also used this decal
This decal is often confused with Ferndale and Cashmere. The main difference is Ferndale/Cashmere has little blue flowers, whereas Countess/Darcy does not. See the table below for comparisons, or visit the Ferndale/Cashmere page here.


Decal Comparisons

Countess and Darcy

Ferndale and Cashmere



G-3370, ivory rim to embossing

G-3234, ivory rim to the edge

1949 Sears' Countess, G-3432


Georgian Eggshell sugar and creamer, G-3234 "Countess"

Virginia Rose teacup and saucer


Sears' 1944 catalog page with Countess and Marilyn on Georgian Eggshell


Kwaker covered casserole, K-8124 "Darcy"

Sears' Darcy overglaze gold marking


Republic creamer, R-2134

Teapot by the Taylor, Smith & Taylor Co.


Swing Eggshell demitasse set

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