PORCELAIN: Capo or Dresden Mark?

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  1. Studio Antiques

    Studio Antiques Well-Known Member

    IMG_2724.JPG IMG_2722.JPG IMG_2721.JPG Your thoughts? THanks again!
     
    Studio Antiques, Jun 25, 2017
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  2. Walter Del Pellegrino

    Walter Del Pellegrino Well-Known Member

    This mark was used by the famous Mollica family, originally from Capodimonte. The family set up shop in 1842 and ended up in Milan by the 1950’s. Unfortunately they were not the only family to use the mark, just the best known.
     
    Walter Del Pellegrino, Jun 25, 2017
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  3. Studio Antiques

    Studio Antiques Well-Known Member

    Walter, THANK YOU!
     
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