Antique & Fine China Collectibles Query - Blue Crown over an "H"

by Mark
(Wausau WI)

Antique & Fine China Collectibles Query - Blue Crown over an

Antique & Fine China Collectibles Query - Blue Crown over an

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Antique & Fine China Collectibles Query - Blue Crown over an "H":-

Mom has an old teapot and we would figure out how old it is and where it was made.... I would deeply appreciate any information you could pass along...

Thanks in advance.

Mark

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Antique & Fine China Collectibles Query - Blue Crown over an "H"

Hi Mark

None of my books mention a maker using just the single letter "H" beneath a crown, and I have never seen this mark before (which is a sign it is very unusual/undocumented) so either this is a lesser known maker, perhaps from a lesser known region (Poland, Russia or Bohemia maybe), or it is a lesser known mark from a better known maker.

The service itself is quite spectacularly rich, unusual and extravagant in both decoration and shapes, yet there are tell-tale signs of slightly slapdash finishing where the glaze has been carelessly spilled onto the base.

This service is quite an enigma in every way. Only an expert could look at it and tell us where it stems from.

Best regards

Peter (admin)

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by: Sue

I have a sugar bowl & cream jug set that appears to have the same crown mark with an H underneath although mine is black not blue. The set is cream & black with a gilted trim and decorated with a scene showing peacocks and a fairly 'bohemian' looking house. I have absolutely no idea where they originate from as my daughter found them in the garden when we moved to our new home! I would be really interested if you managed to find out anything about where the mark originates from? Thanks.
Sue

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