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Germany - Pg. 18
[ Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ] Volkstedt (1-5) Established 1760 by George Macheleid. Another late 19th century factory copied all of the "hayfork" marks. 1,2 1760-1787. 3 1787-1799. 4 From about 1790. 5 Mark on late 19th century pieces. Vordamm (6) Fayence factory established 1840. 6 A. Franke. Wallendorf Fr (7-11) Porcelain factory established by Hammann in 1762. Marks generally painted in blue. 7-10 11 This mark used until protest from Meissen factory. Wiesbaden (12,13) 12,13 1770-1795. Witteburg (14) Fayence manufactory here in 19th century. Wittenberger (15) Established 1884. 15 Wurzburg (16) Founded in 1775 by Johann Geyger Porcelain. 16 Zell (17-19) Fayence works established about 1820 by F. Lenz. 17 Haager, Horth & Co. About 1850. 18, 19 Carl Schaaf. Before 1850. 19 Impressed. Znaim (20,21) Majolica factory founded 1835. 20 Klammerth. 19th century. 21 S. Pepovecki. Misc.19th-20th century German Marks: (22,23) Reissberger & Co. (22). 22 Rissler & Co. (23). Established in Freiburg in 1847. 23
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