Mini teacup and saucer porcelain Handpainted gilding bright mark R

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Mini teacup and saucer porcelain Handpainted gilding bright mark R

Post by Jenzzzz10 on April 23rd 2018, 5:01 pm





Mini teacup and saucer porcelain Handpainted gilding bright colours with a blue mark of a fancy R
Stands at just under 3”
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Re: Mini teacup and saucer porcelain Handpainted gilding bright mark R

Post by NaomiM on April 23rd 2018, 6:18 pm

One of the Austrian/German potteries from the late 19thC, but I don’t know the mark. Worth doing a google image search for Austrian china marks; there are several lists online

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Re: Mini teacup and saucer porcelain Handpainted gilding bright mark R

Post by studio-pots on April 23rd 2018, 6:45 pm

The most likely possibility as far as I can see is the Rudolstadt Volkstedt factory in Thuringia, Germany. They started to use this mark from the early part of the 19th century but I think it continued to be used into the 20th century so the mark doesn't help with dating.

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Re: Mini teacup and saucer porcelain Handpainted gilding bright mark R

Post by Jenzzzz10 on April 23rd 2018, 9:22 pm

That’s amazing Thankyou you both for your knowledge
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Re: Mini teacup and saucer porcelain Handpainted gilding bright mark R

Post by Essenjay on April 25th 2018, 11:20 pm

Just to concur with Naomi and SP, almost certainly German in the style of Dresden - try a Google image search with 'Dresden Watteau' with or without 'Augustus Rex' and some very similar stuff will show up.
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