1946–1949
Bavaria
Oberkotzau, Germany
Used : cover-up mark which reads " ", "Made in Germany" and "US Zone" additions.
Pottery & porcelain
Oberkotzau, Germany · 1904–2005 · 16 marks.
1946–1949
Oberkotzau, Germany
Used : cover-up mark which reads " ", "Made in Germany" and "US Zone" additions.
1949–1955
Oberkotzau, Germany
Used between . (Picture: Meri Thomas)
After 1955
Oberkotzau, Germany
Used , note the additional "Imperial" placed above the cover-up.
After 1960
Oberkotzau, Germany
Used , included "Imperial" plus "hand decorated" addition.
After 1960
printed · Oberkotzau, Germany
Used , note that "Imperial" was included in the transfer.
Undated
Oberkotzau, Germany
Cover-up mark which reads " ", without any additions. (Picture: Anita Couwenbergh)
Undated
Oberkotzau, Germany
An open version used when no manufacturer mark was to be covered. Standard version with "Bavaria".
Undated
Oberkotzau, Germany
A mark used by her son: cover-up version with "L. Parbus" on top, "Oberkotzau" underneath. (Picture: Vicki Christian)
Undated
painted · Oberkotzau, Germany
Cover-up mark which reads " ", "hand painted" addition.
Undated
gold · Oberkotzau, Germany
Another version with "Germany" but also an "Echt Gold 22 Krt." addition.
Undated
Oberkotzau, Germany
Used after the war for export to countries which had blacklisted "Germany"-market products. (Picture: Brian Warshaw)
Undated
Oberkotzau, Germany
A mark used by her son: open "L. Parbus" and "Oberkotzau / W.-Germany".
Undated
Oberkotzau, Germany
" " replaced by "Bavaria", here a version with "Germany" addition.
Undated
Oberkotzau, Germany
An open version used later on, with "Made in Germany" addition.
Undated
Oberkotzau, Germany
A mark used by her son: "Porzellan Manufaktur Parbus", "Oberkotzau Bavaria" and "handgemalt".
Undated
Oberkotzau, Germany
An open post- "Foreign" version, used for export to countries which had blacklisted "Germany"-market products.
Also known as: Porzellanmalerei Leni Parbus