Cocks & Bettridge maker's marks

Compare 2 source-linked mark variants recorded under Cocks & Bettridge. These are reconstructions for comparison, not source photographs or authentication evidence.

2 mark variants3 auction examples2 cited sources

Cocks & Bettridge: The two initials and central outlined ampersand retain their order in the rounded rectangular cartouche; line reconstruction.Line reconstructionLine

Mark variant 1 of 2

Medium confidence comparison reconstruction.

The two initials and central outlined ampersand retain their order in the rounded rectangular cartouche; both ampersand counters and the B counters are retained.

Other recorded variants

1 variant
Cocks & Bettridge: Uppercase C, one small central bird-like pictorial emblem, one ampersand, and uppercase B inside one long horizontal rounded-rectangle cartouche; line reconstruction.LineCocks & Bettridge: Uppercase C, one small central bird-like pictorial emblem, one ampersand, and uppercase B inside one long horizontal rounded-rectangle cartouche; AI-assisted oxidized reconstruction.AI oxidized

Mark variant 2

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

Uppercase C, one small central bird-like pictorial emblem, one ampersand, and uppercase B inside one long horizontal rounded-rectangle cartouche.

Source record

Source dates
1802–1817 · registration note unclear

Original source statements:

  • 1802..1817 (registered Aug ;1796 & Apr ;1813)

Market evidence for Cocks & Bettridge

3 examples

Reviewed maker-name auction examples

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Sources and comparison limits

2 cited sources

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