Epiag Royal Plate

Hi Guys,

I was hoping somebody in here might be able to hep me find out more about these plates that I inherited recently. I have done my own limited digging and can see see that it is 'Epiag Royal Czechoslovakia' possibly around 1918-1939 based on the mark. What I would like to know is what is this additional beehive mark on the side? any other info regarding value, location ect would be wonderful.

 

Hi Jonathan, and WELCOME to ANTIQUERS!! In the future, please post your images full size, which is done by clicking on the VERY TOP image when you have them all loaded!! I'm just posting three here now, but can't really help otherwise! This site isn't much on helping with values due to so many variables, but we will help suggest various sites and venues to help you establish values for your self!!! The plates do look lovely! Others will chime in, so check back often!!

 

Thanks for that. I will be sure to make all future images full size. Thanks for the welcome.

 

WELCOME Jonathan !! .. Lovely plates. .. Joy.

 

nice. will need a bit of research because the EPIAG mark and the Bindenschild mark for Vienna together may point to the years just post-1918 when many "joint-ventures" were founded to save the former glory.
Gebrüder Haidinger, Augarten, Elbogen etc.

 

Anyone else got anymore detail on this piece. I was wondering if anyone could identify who the portrait on the pate was off? I appreciate any help here guys.

 

Really difficult to see what you've got. I see 5 plates but only 4 illustrations? I'd think they're generic pretty women, each with a different flower.

Debora