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<p>[QUOTE="kentworld, post: 9607209, member: 35"]As Bdigger stated above, the gold mark -- often a flower -- is used to cover up another mark which could be the factory mark or the decorator factory mark (some companies decorated "blanks" supplied by other factories). The items you have posted all seem to be early 20th c to me. The beehive mark, or bildenshield, is one of the most copied/faked marks around. Sevres and Meissen are widely copied/faked, too.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="kentworld, post: 9607209, member: 35"]As Bdigger stated above, the gold mark -- often a flower -- is used to cover up another mark which could be the factory mark or the decorator factory mark (some companies decorated "blanks" supplied by other factories). The items you have posted all seem to be early 20th c to me. The beehive mark, or bildenshield, is one of the most copied/faked marks around. Sevres and Meissen are widely copied/faked, too.[/QUOTE]
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