From Venezuela!- Help Identfying Unknown Porcelain/Ceramics

13 years ago

Hello everyone:

I am from Caracas, Venezuela and I write because I am looking for ways which could help me identify a number of western and eastern European porcelains and ceramics that my parents bought while living in Europe in the 1980ÃÂ´s and which have been in my familyÃÂ´s possession since. We do not know several of the logos/back stamps engraved on the figures. Would anyone be kind enough to look at some pictures (just a few) of these unrecognized back stamps, and perhaps be able to assist me in identifying them or gathering a bit more information about them? Thanks a lot in advance!

Here is a link that might be useful: Unknown Ceramics and Porcelains with Backstamps

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lindac
13 years ago
Perhaps you can trace and ID some of the marks on this site.
Linda C

Here is a link that might be useful: russian porcelain marks
rebb
Original Author
13 years ago
Lisa and Ogoo, thanks a lot for your feedback. I was actually able to identify some of the stamps, here is what I have thus far.

1 Winterling Brothers, Roslau, Bavaria, Germany.

3 Unter Weiss Bach-Dresden 1890s- 1930s

4 Birds. Royal Copenhagen. 1950s

6 Wallendorf (Around 2006) Germany

7 Wallendorf (1963 onwards) Germany

8 Haas & Czjzek 1918-1945 Czech

9 Lomonosov porcelain USSR Around 1999

11 Emile Samson, Paris, France, or possibly Sevres.

So now I am only missing #'s 2, 5, 10, and 12. Most of these ones are from Russian (or Soviet) origins. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks!
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