Need Help Identifying Manufacture and Pattern

Discussion in 'Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain' started by Judy Hayes, Jun 10, 2024.

  1. Judy Hayes

    Judy Hayes New Member

    Plate.jpg Plate 1.jpg Plate.jpg Plate 1.jpg The back of the plates have Germany and 79 imprinted on them.
     
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  2. Chris Marshall

    Chris Marshall Well-Known Member

    You are not going to find anything based on the base stamp as it's a generic (export tax related) mark, meaning that it was not used by one specific factory alone. This type of mark was common between around 1905 and max. 1922. A very low product price was the reason for the use of this mark type instead of a fully fledged producer mark in the first place; such items can not be expected to be of high quality (as per German standards at the time).

    Items with such a mark plus a specific producer mark *can* be found, those however are a completely different matter.
     
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