Vase Germany Pottery Mark - Royal Crown Stylized 'M' Crest with Roth

by Sandra
(Canada)

Vase Germany Pottery Mark - Royal Crown Stylized 'M' Crest with Roth

Mark on bottom is very faded. First line says "royal" and sits over what appears to be a crown. There is a large stylized M within the crest and below that what appears to be the year - 1900??
Under the crest it says Roth and below that, Germany.

There is a 1 stamped in the glaze, and the number 1437.

The vase is a beautiful cream and pale dusty rose ceramic with hand painted flowers and gold trim.

Any thoughts on the origins of this vase?

Regards

Sandra

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Reply by Peter (admin)

To:- Vase Germany Pottery Mark - Royal Crown Stylized 'M' Crest with Roth

Hi Sandra

Thanks for your submission. A CLOSE UP of the mark (best use your camera on ‘macro’) as well as one of the wares please (see the phoro-merge page).

There is a little known German company called MORGENROTH & Co, 1890 - c1920. This may be a mark of theirs. This company may have been associated with a brand called Gotha which was owned by Schwab & Co. Another Roth mark was that of Düssel, Roth & Co 1923 to 1945. Again, little is known about this maker, but there is no association with the year 1900.

Hope this helps your research.

Best regards,

Peter (admin)

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