Can anyone identify this porcelain mark?
This cup was purchased in Germany in 1962. I’ve searched my trademark book and gone online. No luck yet.
Anyone know this mark? Looks like the letters are w and r. Any help would be soooooo appreciated!
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TIA! Sandy
7:53 p.m.
THANKS EVERYONE! Annapple was correct, that is the exact mark. Thanks so very much!
Friday 11.12 6:56 a.m. EST
Thank you so much for finding those marks for me whiteswebworld! You have solved the mystery. :o)
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BargainBasement Reputation: 44 See BargainBasement's booth |
W and R is correct – could this be an old Winterling?
I can’t think ad hoc of another German Porcelain company that starts with a W.
Maybe look directly under Winterling… I think they are in Tirschenreuth
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EuropeanGoodies Reputation: 1165 See EuropeanGoodies' booth |
Search for WR Dresden Art
The figure below has similar mark
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AnnappleBonanza Reputation: 88 See AnnappleBonanza's booth |
Wilhelm Rittirsch…Go to > [URL removed]
and start your research under Categories (left side of page) to compare Wilhelm Rittirsch hallmarks made in Germany
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GoGoMONTROSe Reputation: 427 See GoGoMONTROSe's booth |
Hm, Dresden made finer porcelain, not that thick stuff.
But Rudolf Waechter is a good idea too.
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Rosenthal Reputation: 652 See Rosenthal's booth |
Wilhelm Rittirsch Porcelain Factory – Dresden Art
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whiteswebworld Reputation: 14 See whiteswebworld's booth |
Thanks for that lead, but did not find it on their site. Sniffle.
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BargainBasement Reputation: 44 See BargainBasement's booth |
still looking…there’s a ton of places to just even search…the center picture of The Courting Couple was popular and used by many US and European china makers
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Sofy'sSeasonal Reputation: 19 See Sofy'sSeasonal's booth |
Here are 2 names to look [URL removed] 1. RW Bavaria Rudolf Wachter
2. RW Ruly Rudolstadt
also try German Porcelain or Bavarian Porcelain
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BARNTIQUES859 Reputation: 234 See BARNTIQUES859's booth |
Try this site
Found some similar
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similar
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CindyBear Reputation: 3068 See CindyBear's booth |
try looking up wolfsohn,helena ,Looks close to it in my mark book…
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countryclutter Reputation: 35 See countryclutter's booth |
Replacements is the best place to contact regarding china. They always answer emails and phone calls promptly and can track down the most obscure and antique china and service ware. They are excellent and giving appraisal prices as well.
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Packing_Pagan Reputation: 18 See Packing_Pagan's booth |
talk to kathyseven she knows marks and had tons of books on them
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mastoyshop Reputation: 30 See mastoyshop's booth |
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here is china thats worth alot history
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Calvarysgifts2020 Reputation: 26 See Calvarysgifts2020's booth |
If you want to learn German, then I can recommend you to listen to German podcasts. It helped me to start understanding the language by ear.
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SarumanE Reputation: 16 |
By the way, if you are looking for any podcasts in German, in this case I could share with you a link to the site [URL removed] , where I found great podcasts that will help you with the perception of the German language by ear. It also helped me a lot.
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