c. 1835
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Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Very basic mark used .
Pottery & porcelain
The name “Made in Germany” appears among Porcelana Krzysztof marks from Waldenburg (Wałbrzych). Its mark period is 1882–1895.
c. 1835
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Very basic mark used .
1840–1895
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , registered at the Königliches Amtsgericht Waldenburg under №·29 on -26. (Picture by Jeanette Pantin)
1845–1870
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between . Example of a typical blurred marking. (Picture by Robert Trenkler)
1845–1870
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between . This type is often very blurred, presumably on purpose, making it hard to hold apart Berlin and Krister marks.
c. 1850
underglaze · blue · Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used in blue underglaze, simply the initials " " for Waldenburger Porzellan Manufaktur .
1860–1895
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Round 'donut' shape mark used between .
1882–1895
green · Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , green version with additional " " mark. (Picture by James Madden)
1882–1895
green · Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , green version with included "Germany".
1885–1905
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , registered at the Königliches Amtsgericht Waldenburg under №·30 on -26.
1896–1905
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between and onwards, this mark was registered in , deleted in and re-registered in 1922.
1897–1905
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
1897–1905
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , registered at the under №·21·974 on -05.
1897–1905
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , capital "K" above " " for Krister, Waldenburger Porzellan-Manufaktur . (Picture by Esther Phillips)
1902–1905
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , " " for Krister Porzellan-Fabrik in a stylized letter "W" for Waldenburg .
1903–1905
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , here a version including "Germany". (Picture by Edith Schumann)
1903–1905
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , this version also reads " " for Krister Porzellan-Fabrik .
1903–1905
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , nice example of the " " mark.
1903–1908
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , stands for Thomas und Ens, Marktredwitz , registered at the under №·71·820 on -05.
1903–1910
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , the " " stands for Carl Krister, Waldenburg .
1904–1927
blue · Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , blue version, also found with "Germany".
1904–1927
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Another one used between , here with Fabrikmarke .
1904–1927
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Also used between , same as before over "Silesia".
1904–1927
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , this time with " " for Krister Porzellan-Manufaktur , also found with "Germany" addition.
1905–1908
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , nice example of the previously shown mark template on a piece from the "Louvre" series.
1905–1908
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , onwards this mark slowly replaced the former mark.
1905–1920
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , the first version with a bulbous . Used with or without "Germany", but no other additions.
1908–1939
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , another one without "Thomas" but this time with included "Sevres" series addition.
1908–1939
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between . Mark re-registered at the under №·419·522 on -06. Also used with only one "Thomas" ...
1908–1939
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , here with the decorator mark addition Roloff (Münster, North-Rhine Westphalia).
1908–1939
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , another one without "Thomas" but this time with extra "Irving" series addition.
1908–1939
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between . Here with additionally stamped "Germany" and an Pickard decorator mark addition.
1908–1939
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , here one without "Thomas" and "Bavaria" written in a straight line.
1925–1945
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , here with "Korsukewitz" addition (a social institution, feeding the poor).
1925–1945
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , a brick above " ". An additional "Germany" was also used sometimes.
1925–1945
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between . Various examples also include the series name (here "Rubens").
1925–1945
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between . Sometimes the is empty and the letter (here a "H") was added elsewhere.
1925–1945
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between . Note the small "v" inside the , others have an "I", "W", or a "P".
1931–1933
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
100 years anniversary mark which was used from only.
c. 1934
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used , on items with special decorations.
1934–1945
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Mark used between , on "Royal Ivory" series. Here with an additional mark applied by a decoration studio from Austria.
1934–1945
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , on "Friederike" series. Note the " " showing the founding date not present in earlier versions.
1935–1939
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between , version with MdASdA and "Echt Unterglasur" additions. (Picture by David Via)
c. 1937–1938
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used around , blacked-out "Germnay" substituted by a "Foreign" addition. (Picture by Roberta Rodgers)
c. 1937–1938
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used around , also with "Foreign". This time on an item of the "Prinzess" series. (Picture by Roberta Rodgers)
1939–1952
Marktredwitz, Germany
Normally used between but this modified version with the Rosenthal "R" addition was used shortly before the next mark came out.
1939–1952
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , "Thomas Ivory" above "Thomas Bavaria" and "Germany".
1939–1952
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , same as before but instead of "Germany" showing the series name "Schloss-Park".
1939–1952
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , another version: different-colored and additionally stamped "Germany" on the "La Salle" series.
1945
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used shortly after May , note that "Germany" is blacked out and replaced by "Made in Poland".
1945–1952
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between May , bulbous mark with " ". (Picture by James Benson)
1945–1952
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used between May , brick mark, note the "Made in Poland". (Picture by Henry Kos)
1946–1949
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , with " Zone".
1946–1949
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , "Thomas Ivory" with " Zone".
From 1952
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used onwards, first " " mark type.
After 1952
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Used some time , "Waldenburg" above a much smaller "Silesia". (Picture by Henry Kos)
1953–1960
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , including "Germany".
1953–1960
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , this time with "Marktredwitz" and "Germany".
1953–1960
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , both with or without "Germany".
1953–1960
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , including "Germany".
1953–1965
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , mark on Rosenthal items produced in Marktredwitz for capacity reasons. Note the addition "Germania".
1953–1965
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , another example. The non-standard addition "Germania" was used on items intended for the Italian market.
1959–1977
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , introduced while still in Marktredwitz but actually only really used in Speichersdorf (see there).
1959–1977
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , introduced while still in Marktredwitz but actually only really used in Speichersdorf.
1960–1965
Marktredwitz, Germany
Used between , Rosenthal mark with " " and "Germania" addition.
2008
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
The "Wawel" company logo .
2010
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
The "Wawel" logo introduced .
From 2011
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
The "Wawel" logo used onwards.
Undated
Waldenburg (Wałbrzych)
Same as before, this time with the "Granuteco" addition (see Comment(s) section above). (Picture by Ronald McCutchan)
Undated
Marktredwitz, Germany
Basic mark as before, but here with the "Rosenthal" and "Hauptniederlage Berlin" ("Berlin main store") additions.
Undated
Marktredwitz, Germany
without "Bavaria", or with "Germany" instead. Mark version here shown with second quality dot notation.
Undated
Marktredwitz, Germany
Basic mark as before, but this time with ' , DRP №·655·505' registration note and "Rosenthal Konzern" addition.
Undated
green · Marktredwitz, Germany
Another example, covered up by a green mark. Note the "Rosenthal Konzern" addition. (Picture courtesy of forumuuu.com)
Also known as: Fabryka Porcelany Krzysztof SA · Krister Porzellan-Manufaktur · Krister Porzellan-Manufaktur AG · Porcelana Stolowa Krzysztof · Porzellanfabrik Thomas · Porzellanfabrik Thomas & Ens