1902–1909
Mark image
Schirnding, Germany
Used between . Third mark registered by Lorenz Reichel . Intended for export but barely used.
Pottery & porcelain
Schirnding, Germany · From 1901 · 27 marks.
1902–1909
Schirnding, Germany
Used between . Third mark registered by Lorenz Reichel . Intended for export but barely used.
1902–1909
Schirnding, Germany
Used between , second mark. Is often shown in reference books like this ...
1905–1909
Schirnding, Germany
Claimed to have been used between on export items intended for the market. (Picture: Loredana Ruvolo)
1909
Schirnding, Germany
Introduced and only used for a short time.
1909–1925
Schirnding, Germany
Used between , same as before. Here an example with additional handwritten production codes.
1909–1925
Schirnding, Germany
Used between , same as before. Often accompanied by a stamped internal code.
1909–1925
Schirnding, Germany
Used between , crowned shield containing the initials " " divided by a band stating "Schirnding".
1918–1925
Schirnding, Germany
Used between . Fancy including " " and "Bavaria".
1925–1936
Schirnding, Germany
Used between , crowned containing " " and "AG" divided by a band stating "Schirnding". (Picture: Trudy Schrader)
1934–1945
Schirnding, Germany
Used between , registered at the under №·475·992 on -23. Ostmark was a regional descriptor.
c. 1940
Schirnding, Germany
Used . A trademark stamp using the Offenbacher Schrift writing style; it shows "Kosag feuerfest".
1946–1948
Schirnding, Germany
Used between , post-war mark with included " Zone" addition. (Picture: Esko Ikäläinen)
1949
Schirnding, Germany
Used in only: additionally stamped "Made In Germany US-Zone". (Picture: Esko Ikäläinen)
1949–1956
Schirnding, Germany
Used between . Here "Qualitäts-Porzellan" only, often with "Made in Western Germany". (Picture: Stephanie Urwich)
1956–1974
Schirnding, Germany
Used between . The "Feston" series had a special mark, this also reads " ".
1956–1974
Schirnding, Germany
Used between . "Bavaria", stylized Edelweiss above "Schirnding", here without any additions.
1956–1974
Schirnding, Germany
Used between . "Bavaria", stylized Edelweiss above "Schirnding", here with the series name "Hannelore".
1974–1989
Schirnding, Germany
Used between . Note the "Made in W.Germany".
1977–1995
Schirnding, Germany
Used between , on various (collector) series not really intended for export.
1977–1995
Schirnding, Germany
Used between , here on an item (re)decorated by the business in Plankenhammer / Floss .
1989–1991
Schirnding, Germany
Used between . These marks show a gap before the word "Germany" as the "W." was simply removed after German reunification.
1992–1995
Schirnding, Germany
Used between . This mark is the second post-reunification version with corrected text flow.
From 1995
Schirnding, Germany
Used onwards, simle "Schirnding" above "Made in Germany".
Undated
Schirnding, Germany
however the original registered by Lorenz Reichel looks like this.
Undated
Schirnding, Germany
Used between 1964(?) and 1974. Nearly the same as before; note that the flower petals are smaller on newer marks.
Undated
Schirnding, Germany
An example of double branding on a "Schirnding" special edition for coffee machine producer Saeco .
Undated
Schirnding, Germany
Another example. The "Import" addition was most commonly used on exports to Poland. (Picture: Ulf Jansson)
Also known as: SKV-Arzberg-Porzellan GmbH · SKV-Porzellan-Union GmbH · Schirnding Porzellan AG · Schirnding Porzellan GmbH