Inherited Fine China made in Poland Favolina or Jarolina... please help?

https://www.replacements.com/china/fav.htm

They have the company listed as Favolina.

 

Pat was close in thinking the name of your pattern was Garland Garlandia. That pattern is similar but has a floral design in the center. I think your pattern is just called Garlandia.

https://www.replacements.com/p/favolina-garlandia-dinner-plate/favgarl/69555431

 

Yes, indeed, they do. I emailed them last year after discovering the info shown earlier in this thread (on page 1) but they never replied - and obviously never corrected their site!

(Just for the record, I have found a number of errors on Replacements over the years...)

 

Polish porcelain has always driven me just a little batty. It seems some of the companies there make minor changes to a pattern and then release it under a different pattern name. Telling the difference between patterns can require careful attention. Some don't even use pattern names at all. I wouldn't worry too much. The people that collect always seem to find what they need. I can't explain the Jaronlina, Favolina, and Karolina but it wouldn't surprise me if these were all the same company. If looking for replacement pieces or to add to your set I would search all three names. This is an area that could use its own reference book or site but so far I have not found one. I would always trust the porcelainmarksandmore site over Replacements. Replacements is a fine company but it is in the business of selling china, glass, and silver. (And any company that lets you bring your pet to work can't be all bad). The porcelainmarksandmore site consists of much original research and documentation and is more a labor of love. I would trust the dates on that site. Welcome and good luck to you.
Don

 

I have a whole set of janlino china set looks like from 1954 with a 1 on it that a 64 what is this worth?

 

Read the previous posts--it's Karolina. Search SOLD listings on ebay for similar if you can't find your exact pattern.

 

Unfortunately, porcelain dinner sets, even those of very well-known manufacturers, aren’t terribly desirable at the moment and prices reflect that. Also, Polish china tends to have less value than than other manufacturers.

 

I think it looks like it spells Jarolina, but actially is supposed to write Karolina with the rest of k's markings drawn over the whole logo like <.

 

I also got a porchelaine sugar and the number 4 under the stamp, Made in Poland.

 

I had to keep reading all these to see why the heck we're still talking about Karolina; it was like watching a train wreck--I couldn't look away, but it hurt.

 

me and the big r has a category on Favolina but not a category on Karolina. Favolina is the name I have always used for that mark.

 

Mugz, I did quite a bit of checking back in 2017, when this thread was new. (see page 1)

Anyway:
Here's the website about the company & its history:
http://www.karolina.info.pl/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=54&Itemid=66&lang=en

 

The thread that wouldn't die!

 

Tell me about it!

 

We could all make a movie about it!

 

Here is the starting lady This 12 3/4" charger

 

I have a small creamer with those same marks I thought it was Favolina. What does the number mean? I have a number 2 on the bottom of the creamer just like Alex18 mark above. Thank you all for all the additional information I have read above.

 

I have this set and and I was given this as a child from my grandmother. I am almost 53 now. My pattern also has the word Sophia on it.