
c. 1800–1899
B.F.K
The source dates this version to the end of the nineteenth century.
La Louvière, Belgium
Pottery & porcelain
From 1970 · 20 marks.

c. 1800–1899
The source dates this version to the end of the nineteenth century.
La Louvière, Belgium











1931
The source records this mark in use in 1931; it does not give its full use span.
La Louvière, Belgium






From 1990
Used since 1990; SINCE 1841 is wording in the design, not this version's start date.
La Louvière, Belgium

Undated
The Art Deco-period Keramis mark was registered in 1927; this is a registration date.
La Louvière, Belgium

Undated
This Keramis Made in Belgium mark was registered in 1927; this is a registration date.
La Louvière, Belgium
Boch's faience manufacture at La Louvière, Belgium, was established by Jean-François Boch and directed by Victor Boch from 1844. It won a gold medal in 1847 and expanded into polychrome ware around 1860. Charles Catteau joined in 1906 and became a major designer. The company went bankrupt in 1985 and was reactivated under Novoboch and MRL Boch names.