red anchor
noun
Attributive designating a period of Chelsea porcelain manufacture (1752–6) during which high-quality porcelain with a distinguishing red anchor mark was produced; designating porcelain of this period.
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in Burlington Magazine for Connoisseurs.
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