Porcelain marks

The "Limoges Unique" mark was created in 1929 by the union of the Limoges porcelain manufacturers as a label to certify genuine Limoges porcelain. It was used for a short period along with the factory mark and the decorating studio mark. List of the manufacturers and decorating studios that used this mark along with their own mark from 1929 onwards: in "Histoire de la Porcelaine de Limoges" René Dessagne A.F - André François (1919-1934) A. Lanternier & co (1887-1978) A. Pillivuyt & Fils…

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Appraisals: There are thousands of Limoges Brands of boxes made by many different factories and so many different markings of the factories, workers, importers, producers, decorators, and ateliers. For 240 years, many small ateliers have created thousands of little "chefs d'Oeuvre" and it's impossible to list all of them. The most valuable pieces are the one that are very details & intricate and are clearly signed hand painted & limited edition individually numbered with the name of the…

Eearly Dresden and Meissen – Marks on China

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Welcome to the Pottery Marks Identification Guide. This guide is designed to not only provide you with a list of both antique and contemporary pottery and porcelain marks, but also help you understand the importance ... Read more

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