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<p>[QUOTE="Chris Marshall, post: 9491713, member: 206"]"Chippendale" is the mold/body name. Naming patterns was a matter most German producers simply did not do. They left this to importers/distributors, for various reasons (many of which are plain obvious). Hence there are often no "unique" names as the pattern name changed per target market (AUS/NZ/US/Canada, etc.). People only BELIEVE them to be "unique" as they are made believe so by sites like Replacments-dot-dumb and the FUBAR Google algorhythms.</p><p><br /></p><p>Just as note on the side: this body type was originally created at the factory of Johann Haviland which was later taken over by Rosenthal. This increases the possibility of possible additions/replacements (even if they would of course include different base marks).</p><p><br /></p><p>As for "Bahnhof Selb" I am deeply disturbed that people here do not know what that stands for. It is the name of the external secondary art department which was located next to the former Selb railroad station ("Bahnhof" = railroad station). It is NOT the same as the in-house art department which used the marks including the term "Kunstabteilung".[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Chris Marshall, post: 9491713, member: 206"]"Chippendale" is the mold/body name. Naming patterns was a matter most German producers simply did not do. They left this to importers/distributors, for various reasons (many of which are plain obvious). Hence there are often no "unique" names as the pattern name changed per target market (AUS/NZ/US/Canada, etc.). People only BELIEVE them to be "unique" as they are made believe so by sites like Replacments-dot-dumb and the FUBAR Google algorhythms. Just as note on the side: this body type was originally created at the factory of Johann Haviland which was later taken over by Rosenthal. This increases the possibility of possible additions/replacements (even if they would of course include different base marks). As for "Bahnhof Selb" I am deeply disturbed that people here do not know what that stands for. It is the name of the external secondary art department which was located next to the former Selb railroad station ("Bahnhof" = railroad station). It is NOT the same as the in-house art department which used the marks including the term "Kunstabteilung".[/QUOTE]
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