Pottery Mark Query - Crown above F with dot

by Paul
(London, UK)

Pottery Mark Query - Crown above F with dot:- Attached it a picture of the the mark I am trying to identyfy. It is on a set of porcelain coffee and tea cups with saucers that we have. These quite contemporary, rather than antiques, I believe the set was purchased new some 15 odd years ago.

Any help would be appreciated.

Paul

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Small Pink Antique China vase with birds and gold trim marked with F

Hi Paul

I am so disappointed you did not post a photo of the wares. The house rule (written in bold above the online submission form) is that all posts without a photo of the mark AND the ware will not be published. I'll forgive you this time as you may have been in a rush and not understood this website is not a free identification service for individual submitters, but a free public record for all to benefit from when they Google their similar queries.. Got in now ? OK....

However, I have made an exception in this case because your have such a nice set of items by a top maker. Lucky you.

I am telling you this on condition you post a picture up of the actual set, so I can add it to this thread (or just email me the missing photo).

Your mark is that of the classy and world renowned maker Furstenberg of Brunswick, Germany. Very pricey, very top designs - and doing so since 1876. This mark has been used since 1922 and has been one of the standard marks ever since.

I would never try to guess at prices here in this forum, because I would be bound to get it wrong as I am not an expert. Peter (admin)

p.s. The following page is a 'must see' if you are researching fine china - for value and identification:-

Researching the identity and value of antique and vintage fine china.

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