Posted 8 years ago
charliesea…
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A 5.5 inch porcelain plate . Can't find information on makers mark. A thrift store find . Nine plates wrapped in a band of tape . The mark is not in the same exact spot on each of the plates.
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These are beautiful! Lucky you!
They were made by Utzchneider in Sarreguemines, France during the period of 1898-1918
Cake or dessert plates going by the size
Oops, I meant Utzschneider
GULP ! Gosh ,I had them bouncing around in the trunk of my car for days. Thank you. Charles
maryh1956 -- of all the company "marks " in this world how does one ferret out this particular one ? Amazing
I got info on marks4antiques, which I’m a member of. It costs about $100 per year to join but helps me a lot, and saves time. You can search for marks by name, or by one letter, and they have lots of galleries of categories like Crowns, crowns and shield, circle shapes, animals, non-latin names etc
I would have thought it was German, just by the mark, but I think the area where it was made is pretty close to the German border, so there’s always a blend of cultures
PS I’m still waiting for you to post a pic of the mark on your beautiful stag plate!