Bindenschild und Geschutzt Porcelain Vase - Any Information?

Deposè just means copyrighted. The number is the pattern number. I think that's a Wachtersbach mark. According to my Kovel's it dates to about 1900-1907. The company is still around, best known where I am for Christmas mugs.

 

Thank you kindly for your reply. Here are a few more photos:

 

I don't know anything about your piece other than it's lovely. Welcome to the forum

 

that is nonsense. the Bindenschild mark is Austrian and Schlierbach and Wächtersbach are both in Hessia.

 

it's not even a Bindenschild. there were two main marks, the beehut and the bindenschild. the bindenschild is a shield with a bandage in the midst.
this one here has two.
it could be Franz Dörfl from Vienna. but I doubt that as well. nobody marked in three languages.

 

Does "it's not even a Bindenschild" refer to the sold Cachepot piece or the piece I own? I'm a bit confused.

 

bindenschild.



Franz Dörfl.

see the difference ?

 

Yes, The Dorfl has 4 distinct segments to the "beehive", whereas the others have only 3. As the impressed "beehive" on the bottom of *my* vase has only 3 segments, it can't be Dorfl. Looks like a Carl Knoll to me. I would be interest in any differing opinions.

Regardless, I am grateful for the help in learning that the ceramic part of my vase was probably made prior to 1907.

Setting aside the ceramic part, the Ormolu "mount" looks to be made of brass. Does this sound right, or would it be bronze? I realize both are copper alloys.

Thank you again for your help.

 

Found it.

https://www.theoldstuff.com/en/porcelain-marks/category/368-waechtersbach-marks

 

with this trilingual stamp it's wishful thinking at the moment. looks like cheaply produced white metal cover and everyday white porcelain.
the script of the part no. is not consistent with late 19th/ early 20th ct. . the form is missing the certain extra. the festoons, feet and other adornment elements look like someone's idea of French Empire.
where was it bought ?

 

Thanks for the help, everyone. The information I've gained here -- along with that from an online antiques expert elsewhere -- has given me what I needed to list this vase on eBay.