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    Posted 4 years ago

    Antiquedon
    (61 items)

    Bought this yesterday a English Porcelain Shelf Clock. There is a makers mark that reads made in England and half of the company mark. Any idea what the mark is? Your help is always appreciated:)

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    1. Bruce99 Bruce99, 4 years ago
      Hi Antique Don,

      Thanks for sharing this very interesting "mural" porcelain clock. I see that the dial says "Made in Germany". Are there any other markings elsewhere on the clock or movement? Where did you acquire it?

      You might want to add a second category to your listing linking to https://www.collectorsweekly.com/china-and-dinnerware/overview
      Since you only have a partial stamp there I think it's going to be tough to identify the Potter and there were/are a lot of English folks making pottery.

      Good luck.

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