1891–1916
shield
Ilmenau, Germany
Regular crowned "Marmorzellan" version on older item with the stamped ( ) mark.
Pottery & porcelain
Ilmenau, Germany · 1888–1929 · 20 marks.
1891–1916
Ilmenau, Germany
Regular crowned "Marmorzellan" version on older item with the stamped ( ) mark.
1895–1910
Ilmenau, Germany
Possibly already used from mid-1891 onward, stamped. Finally registered at the under №·10·092 on -10, deleted from the registry in 1916.
c. 1897–1916
impressed · blue · Ilmenau, Germany
Used between approximately . Some impressed marks were accompanied by blue mark stamp.
1897–1916
impressed · Ilmenau, Germany
Regular crowned "Marmorzellan" version on older item with the impressed ( ) mark.
1905
Ilmenau, Germany
Regular crowned "Marmorzellan" version on older item with the curved "Marmorzellan" ( +) mark.
1905–1915
Ilmenau, Germany
Used between , stamped on items with a marbled surface. Registered at the under №·79·179 on -23, deleted from the registry in
1905–1929
Ilmenau, Germany
Used from . Registered at the under №·81·694 on -20. (Picture: Rachel, Pamela & Bruce)
From 1905
overglaze · Ilmenau, Germany
Used onward, overglaze. Used only on items with "Marmorzellan" finish.
From 1905
overglaze · blue · Ilmenau, Germany
Used onward, overglaze. Here applied on an item with an older blue mark.
From 1906
Ilmenau, Germany
Used presumably /1907 onward; a combination of both "Marmorzellan" and the crowned mark.
1911–2005
Ilmenau, Germany
Used onward. Registered at the under №·144·259 on -19. Note how the two "L"s in "Galluba" are placed next to each other.
From 1911
Ilmenau, Germany
Used onward. Perfect example of the previous mark together with the standard mark type (here found upside-down).
Undated
Ilmenau, Germany
Example of another golden version carrying the addition "Germany".
Undated
Ilmenau, Germany
Rare mark version with dual "Marmorzellan" addition plus "Saxe Weimar".
Undated
Ilmenau, Germany
Registered at the under №·27·121 on 1897-10-18, deleted from the registry in 1916. (Picture: Bobbie Dell'Acqua)
Undated
orange · Ilmenau, Germany
Example of an orange version carrying the addition "Germany". (Picture: Carol Jones)
Undated
Ilmenau, Germany
Used 1888 until mid-1891. The only ever used Küchler & Co. mark.
Undated
gold · Ilmenau, Germany
Please read the Comment(s) section remark on the dedicated export version. Shown here is a badly applied example in gold. (Picture: Mike Walker)
Undated
blue · Ilmenau, Germany
A near perfect example of the previously mentioned mark in blue.
Undated
red · Ilmenau, Germany
Example of a red version carrying the addition "Germany".
Also known as: Porzellanfabrik Küchler & Co.