Pottery Mark Device Shaped Like a Candle & 'L' or 'i' from Iceland

by Elisabet Arnardottir
(Reykjavik, Iceland)

Pottery Mark Device Shaped Like a Candle &  'L' or 'i' from Iceland

Pottery Mark Device Shaped Like a Candle & 'L' or 'i' from Iceland

Pottery Mark Device Shaped Like a Candle &  'L' or 'i' from Iceland Pottery Mark Device Shaped Like a Candle &  'L' or 'i' from Iceland





Pottery Mark Device Shaped Like a Candle & 'L' or 'i' from Iceland:- I have a small, almost triangular pale pink dish/plate with two fish (or leaves), gold rim. I would like to find out more about this item and also who the maker is, please. Many thanks for having this site where we can help and be helped.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks

Elisabet Arnardottir

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The forum Help Elf says:-

Hi Elisabet

This is a completely unknown mark to me and is not shown in any of my reference books, so let's hope someone else knows this mark.

I look at quite a lot of china and, without pretending to be any kind of expert, all I can say is what I see.

The styling has a Scandinavian flavour to my eye. Both in the shape, the colours and the fish illustrations. You come from Iceland - which is, I think, classified as Scandinavian, isn't it? I think the design and quality of this dish is really very good and it looks very 1950's to me.

Do you have any way to go to a local library and research any Icelandic china manufacturers, after all the other mainland Scandinavian countries have a long tradition of fine porcelain and very excellent design traditions.

For general free advice on how to research your collection, Peter wrote this page:

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H.E.

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Pottery Mark Device Shaped Like a Candle & 'L' or 'i' from Iceland

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Unknown mark, candle-L
by: Elisabet

Thanks you guys!
I guess my little fish-dish remains a mystery...

Too Bad, I've got the same mark
by: Anonymous

I have a large vase with the exact same mark. The vase is about 14 inches high and is cream in colour with gold paint trim. I wonder if it could be from Germany. It was given to me by someone who was from Germany and was a collector of Meissen china.

A little "fish-dish"
by: Elisabet

Hi! Thanks for trying to find out the origin of my little dish. It is quite likely a Scandinavian made object, and maybe I´ll find out one day:)
Best wishes,

Sferrum
by: Saulius G.

Merry Christmas everyone.
Very pity to know that it is "completely unknown" mark, because I have got an unbelievable woodpecker figurine. There are natural colors, fine painting and beautiful emotions.
Dear Elisabet, we are only two owners of "real art" things by this sign in the world, ...enjoy!

Best Regards
Saulius

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