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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dgbjwc, post: 379923, member: 308&quot;]I was unable to find any company called Royal Kent.&nbsp; That clues me in that this company may not be very old.&nbsp; The word &quot;Poland&quot; could refer to the pattern or the country of origin.&nbsp; I suspect country of origin is the most likely in this case.&nbsp; The &quot;Royal Kent&quot; was added to imply a relationship to the old potteries in England.&nbsp; The Chinese and Japanese practiced this implied relationship on their labels too.&nbsp; The upshot is I believe your china was produced in Poland sometime after the end of the cold war. </p><p><br /></p><p>In general identifying china made in Poland can drive me a bit crazy.&nbsp; They produce a limited number of shapes which they then decorate in all kinds of different decorations (usually florals).&nbsp; Despite the different decorations the china usually does not have a distinctive pattern name notated on the bottom.&nbsp; The impressed numbers aren&#039;t much help.&nbsp; I think you&#039;ll find the numbers on the bottom of each piece is a shape number. </p><p><br /></p><p>Sorry I can&#039;t give you better information but until more information comes out of Poland I don&#039;t think we&#039;ll make much progress.&nbsp; It, like most of the china coming out of Poland, is lovely. If you need replacement pieces or want to enlarge your set I would keep an eye on Replacements and on eBay auctions.&nbsp; More pieces should turn up eventually.&nbsp; Best of luck!</p><p>Don[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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