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Posted 2 years ago
susns
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I would appreciate any information on this pretty porcelain pot with gilt trim.
I would love to know the company who made this, what country and the age.
Thank you
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I believe your mark is an overmark.
Here's a link I found about overmarks..
"The hand-painted Crown marks on your pieces are actually "overmarks", which are usually applied by a Retailer or a Trading company (Importers or Exporters) in order to conceal the original manufacturer or supplier source. This practice was most common ca 1900 - 1930s, which probably dates your Set."
See those link and the similar crown mark..
https://www.figurines-sculpture.com/porcelain-mark-w-crown-handpainted-mark-on-porcelain-tea-or-coffee-set.html
Thank you.
I am correct that it is a chocolate pot? Thank you in advance.
"a tea pot is short and stout, a coffee pot is tall and stout and a chocolate pot is tall and slim. Because all 3 liquids are different, their pourers will also be different. For example, in a tea pot, the spout will be lower to the bottom of the pot while a chocolate pot will have the shortest stout."
I believe this is a tea pot..
Here's what a chocolate pot should look like..
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/brief-history-chocolate-pot-180954241/
Sorry..I meant to say I believe it's a coffee pot
Thank you