Help with idenifying porcleain bowl AGE: Rosenthal Continental Versailles Delft Scenic bowl & pl
Hello: The searches I've done say this kind of pottery was done before 1910. I want to know if the marks can date it. Also I am describing it as a fluted bowl, is their are more accurate name?
Any information is appreciated.
D. Wilson
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malau365
·7 months agoBonjour;
More info on rosenthal.de
1891–1906: Crown and crossed rods – Rosenthal & Co.
From around 1891, Rosenthal introduced a trademark featuring crossed rods with a crown above them, flanked by the letters “R.&C.â€. This porcelain mark stands for Rosenthal & Co and marks the phase of expansion following the establishment of the company's first production facilities. The crown above the crossed lines became a defining motif and symbolizes the royal quality of the products. This stamp – usually applied as a green underglaze mark – forms the origin of the Rosenthal logo that later became world-famous. Collectors can roughly date pieces with this crown stamp to around the turn of the century (late 19th century).
melda58
·8 months ago@learning4 Suggest you post this in the Pottery & Glass Group.
Rita