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- Each pottery piece should feature the following markings on the underside: "UNIKAT," a pattern number, the pattern designer, "Made in Poland," and the painter's initials.
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Porcelit Chodziez mark. period: 1947 - 1991 colour: brown. Chodziez porcelain 1964 mark. Chodziez Porcelain mark Used from 1964 green. Chodziez 1990s mark. CHODZIEZ MADE IN POLAND Most probably used from 1990s. Chodziez Made in Poland mark. Chodziez Made in Poland ca. 1980 mark. Chodziez contemporary mark.
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The first factory in the town of Waldenburg was founded by C.S. Rausch in 1820, and even if the business only had a single kiln it was still fairly successful. Attracted by the local possibilities a second factory was opened by the businessman Traugott Hayn in 1829. These two facilities had quite an interesting fate. A decorator from Thuringia at t...
In 1921 the company was one of the few manufacturers which produced replacement currency in the form of porcelain coins as the German Mint was not able to produce enough money to follow the very high inflation rates. Proceedings were based on a special law that allowed a few supervised companies to produce so-called Notgeld. The same year also saw ...
The Wawelmark was introduced 1953 and was - in a modernized version - still used years later. The factory itself soon advanced to the most vital production facility in Poland. It constantly expanded and was modernized on a regular basis, resulting in a first class factory with a world wide reputation. In 1994 it was decided to slowly re-privatize t...
This intermediate period ended successfully in September 1999, but the factory still operated under state supervision for the next few years. It became one of the largest companies in Poland, covering the whole range of items from cheap stapleware through to high-end tableware.
Fully re-privatized, the company was renamed accordingly in 2010. Their website still held announcements for 2016 but turned out to be dead (no graphics/dead links) in December 2016.
Most names added to the basic mark types represent the series name; examples include Friederike, Prinzess, Royal Ivory and Rubens. Next to the marks shown the Krister company also owned various registered trademarks. "Obelisk" was registered at the RWZR under №·60·161 on May 11th 1903 and "Supradur" was registered at the RWZRunder №·465·008 on Apri...
5 days ago · Chodzieź Porcelain - Marks. “CHODZIEŹ” over demi-lune shield with “F” inside. Triangle with “C” inside beneath which is “CHODZIEŹ / MADE IN POLAND.”. Tent with “Porcelit” on left line and “ Chodzieź ” on right line, no bottom line, beneath peak “P” inside wreath.
About us. Fine Porcelain Kristoff is one of the main producers of porcelain in Poland and one of the oldest existing porcelain factories in the Silesian region. The company works continuously since 1831, and our products were already exported to Eastern Europe and North America in the 19th century.
Danuta Kubiak who lives in Wrocław (Poland) brought to my attention that the name "Stary Młyn" (Old Mill) often used for the former town of Altwasser (engl. "Old Water") is wrong. Even if it would be correctly translated as "Stara Woda" in Polish, the actual name today is "Stary Zdrój" (engl. "Old Spa") because of the healing springs there ...
