Marzi & Remy Hoehr-Grenzhausen, Germany 1879 - 1996

admin wrote:This mark was used from 1879 until 1964:

This mark was used from 1964 until 1990:

Hi Kev
Some of my Marzi Remy all have same logo on base





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Hi,

There is a mark on the base of this stein that can just be made out as an M over an R within a small oval ring with the top chopped off (bit like an egg with a flatened top).... any further information would be grateful!





Thanks Boa.....

Yeah, have ago .... although I have been thinking, just before Christmas I had two very similar Jugs (I will try and find photo's and post later) .. I listed one, it was the same sort of colouring but little bigger .. I listed it as a German Studio Jug and I was suprised that I got a tenner for it...... ah found it!



Mike..

Form no. 1026 over 25. Jug form no. 2003 over 15 any idea of date?

Form no. 2072/18 also has M over R in oval shape.

Marked 1003/10 or it could be 1063/10 overprinted with Handgerat in gold. Some gold glaze/paint on base rim. Pot is a lovely conker brown, not blue.



Thanks Bruce

Need help with identification and age of these ashtrays. Measure about 3-1/2" diameter and are marked 623 1 on the bottom as shown. Thank you!

Very posh vase numbered 141/2 although it is 20cm

Established in 1897 by Anton Marzi & Peter Remy

Craquele dekor, Modern {MR} mark, previous mark discontinued in 1964

For info on M&R see:

http://www.keramikmuseum.ch/Englisch/2_2_1_FactoryText/MMarziRemy.html

Yellow background decorated with gold. Base has form number, M&R mark, handgemallt stamped in gold one has the number 2 also stamped in gold and the other has the number 2 impressed. They both have a black line/mark on the base which may or may not originate at the time of manufacture.



different angle



base of one

Base has form number, M&R mark, gold stamped handgemalt and gold stamped number 6 or 9 also incised and gold infilled line. Black matt background glaze decorated with gold lines and triangles of yellow, white, blue, deep pinky colour and deep red, gold rimmed, creamy inner glaze.



other side



from the top



and the base

Here are some pics of the vase I bought today.
Vizibell

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Hi, this is my first request for help from all you fabulous experts!

I've been trying to track down the maker of this piece for ages with no luck.....it's driving me nuts.... and I keep finding more!
I've now got three pieces, all slightly different. Can anyone help? The backstamp looks like a capital T within a box, horizontal line and two dots underneath. Or maybe I'm reading that incorrectly & its an upside down symbol in the photo...Also a number: 1010/17. Looks late 50's or early 60's to me. European, but where?

Thanks,
Em

Looks like a Paris scene. Like Ruscha, but than with a painter instead of a girl.