
c. 1750–1799
B
dark blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Source identifies Bartoll’s name tag in the second half of the eighteenth century.
Pottery & porcelain
From 1751 · 60 marks.

c. 1750–1799
dark blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Source identifies Bartoll’s name tag in the second half of the eighteenth century.



1755–1759
underglaze · blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Blue underlaze marks.

1755–1759
underglaze · blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Blue underlaze marks.


1755–1762
dark blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Source groups dark-blue marks with PHI name tags impressed in the body; the drawing here is a lion, so the PHI technique is not assigned to it.

1755–1762
dark blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Source groups dark-blue marks with PHI name tags impressed in the body; the drawing here is a lion, so the PHI technique is not assigned to it.


1755–1762
dark blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Source groups dark-blue marks with PHI name tags impressed in the body; this drawing shows a lion, so no PHI technique is assigned.









1762–1795
Source assigns the blue underglaze marks to Carl Theodor’s ownership period.
underglaze · blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Period of ownership by Carl Theodor in Blue underglaze marks.

1762–1795
Source assigns the blue underglaze marks to Carl Theodor’s ownership period.
underglaze · blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Period of ownership by Carl Theodor in Blue underglaze marks.

1762–1795
Source assigns the blue underglaze marks to Carl Theodor’s ownership period.
underglaze · blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Period of ownership by Carl Theodor in Blue underglaze marks.

1762–1795
Source assigns the mark to Carl Theodor’s ownership period.
underglaze · blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Period of ownership by Carl Theodor in Blue underglaze marks.












Undated
dark blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Source identifies the name tag with Paul and Joseph Hannong.

Undated
dark blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Source identifies the name tag with Paul and Joseph Hannong.

Undated
faience; porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
This source gives foundation in 1751 under Paul Hannong, transfer to the Elector in 1762 and closure in 1800; these are factory dates, not dates of this mark.


Undated
dark blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Source refers to Franz Barthold’s factory, founded in 1751; no separate mark-use interval is given.

Undated
dark blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Source caption says lion; the supplied drawing is a looping monogram.


Undated
red or dark blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Paul Hannong name tag. The source’s 1709 production statement is not a mark-use date.


Undated
faience; porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
This source gives foundation in 1751 under Paul Hannong, transfer to the Elector in 1762 and closure in 1800; these are factory dates, not dates of this mark.

Undated
dark blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Source identifies the name tag with Paul and Joseph Hannong.

Undated
faience; porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
This source gives foundation in 1751 under Paul Hannong, transfer to the Elector in 1762 and closure in 1800; these are factory dates, not dates of this mark.

Undated
faience; porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
This source gives foundation in 1751 under Paul Hannong, transfer to the Elector in 1762 and closure in 1800; these are factory dates, not dates of this mark.

Undated
faience; porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Source gives foundation in 1751 under Paul Hannong and closure in 1800; these factory-history dates do not establish use of this mark.

Undated
red or dark blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Paul Hannong name tag. The 1709 production statement does not date this mark.


Undated
dark blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Source refers to Franz Barthold’s factory founded in 1751; no individual mark period is given.

Undated
dark blue · faience · Frankenthal, Germany
Hannong name tag.

Undated
faience; porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Source gives foundation in 1751 under Paul Hannong and closure in 1800; these factory-history dates do not establish use of this mark.


Undated
dark blue · porcelain · Frankenthal, Germany
Source identifies the name tag with Paul and Joseph Hannong.
The Old Stuff describes the Frankenthal porcelain factory as founded by Karl Hannong in 1755 under licence from Elector Karl Theodor. The Elector bought it in 1762. Artists included Simon Feinler, Johann Friedrich Lueck, Konrad Link and Johann Peter Melchior. It was nationalised by French authorities in 1794, leased to Peter van Recum and closed in 1799.