Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Pottery & porcelain
M. Mather factory marks
Town Baranovka of Volyn province, Ukraine · From 1803 · 18 marks.
- Active years
- From 1803
- Country
- Ukraine
- City / region
- Town Baranovka of Volyn province
- Products
- porcelain, stoneware, tableware
- Marks
- 18
Dated marks & timeline
18 marks
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
Undated
red · porcelain. faience
red · porcelain. faience · Baranovka, Volyn province
About M. Mather factory
Michael Mather founded the factory in 1803 after establishing porcelain production in Korec. In 1825 it gained the right to use the state coat of arms. Mather’s son sold it to K. Grokholskaya in 1885; she resold it to N.P. Gripari in 1895. It produced tableware, vases, butter dishes, plaques, candle holders and writing materials. Stoneware and building materials were introduced in the early 1900s.