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Germany - Pg. 13
[ Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ] Moabit (1) Porcelain. Established 1835 by M. Schuman. 1 Mark in blue generally with an eagle within a circle. Moravia (2) 2 Frain. Neufriedstein (3) 3 19th century mark. Neuhaldensleben (4-6) Marks found on mid 19th century copies of old majolica. 4 Mark impressed. H. Lonitz. 5 Hubbe Bros. Established 1875. 6 J. Uffrecht & Co. Neuleiningen (7) 7 Jacobi Adler & Co. Established 1874. Newmark (8) Porcelain. About 1835. 8 Impressed. Nuremberg (9-16) Majolica factory established in 16th century. 9-15 Initials and names of various early potters. 16 J. von Schwartz. Established 1880. Nymphenburg (17-29) Porcelain factory founded 1747. Marks generally impressed. Factory first at Neudeck. Moved to Nymphenburg in 1761. 17 1753-61. Mark in blue. 18 Mark impressed. 20-29 Marks impressed or incised except when they are painters' marks. Offenbach (30) Fayence. Fayence. Mid 18th century. 30 Paetsch, Theodor (31-32) Factory at Frankfort. 31 Late mark. Paetsch. 32 Early Frankfort mark. 1661-1780. Pfalz-Zweibrüeken (33) Porcelain factory established in 1767. Closed in 1775. 33 Mark in underglaze blue. Pirkenhammer (34, 35) (1-6) Hard paste porcelain factory established in 1802. 34, 35 Christian Fischer. From 1818. Mark stamped under glaze.
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