makersmark

noun
UK /ˈmeɪ.kəz mɑːk/
US /ˈmeɪ.kərz mɑːrk/

A maker's mark is a small sign on a thing that shows who made it.

The potter put her maker's mark on the bottom of the bowl.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A brand of American whiskey known for its distinctive wax seal.

He poured a glass of Maker's Mark after dinner.

3. A trademark or logo used by a company to identify its products.

The toy had the maker's mark printed on the box.

4. A mark on metal or pottery that proves who crafted the item.

Collectors check the maker's mark to date old silver.