Symbol guide
Porcelain figurine crossed arrows mark
Porcelain figurine crossed arrows mark appears on Poissonniere Boulevard Paris porcelain from Paris, with a mark period of 1775–1849.
Related marks
36 marks
c. 1700–1799
Strasbourg
The source places this in the middle of the eighteenth century; the interval represents century-level precision.
Undated
Eisenberg
Kalk factory. The end of the XIX—XX century.
porcelain · Eisenberg, Thuringia, Germany
Undated
Selb
The caption gives 1896 to the twentieth century for Heinrich & Co.; this factory-associated span is not an explicit mark-use interval.
c. 1883–1999
Oberhondorf
The source gives 1883 through the twentieth century without a precise closing year.
Separating the recorded variants
Kalk records include crossed-arrow wording. Check both ends of each diagonal stroke before comparing the mark: a sword has a hilt, while an arrow has a pointed head and feathered tail. Accompanying letters can separate related devices.
What to check next
Compare the complete maker examples below, including the mark technique and the position of every letter. A painted decorator initial outside a factory emblem and a letter inside the emblem can have different owners and purposes.