Vintage Nazi dinner bowl. Can anybody help identify it by this mark?

Hi, my German grandmother still has this vintage Nazi dinner bowl from 1939. She says her brothers took it from the Wehrmacht who were providing dinner. She says it was kind of an open house providing food.

Pictures here: http://imgur.com/a/qZHiS

As far as I can tell, it SEEMS to be Johann Huttner & Co based on this other photo I found. The mark appears the same, but ours is missing the wording around it: http://web.archive.org/web/20120513...celain/marks/images/gs002H&CChodov-Mark-3.jpg

This was used in the Chodov plant from 1918 - 1945.

I have no idea how accurate I am. She also has a round dish with the same markings. Does anybody have any more information about this? Thank you.

 

Hi Mike --

It appears your pieces may have been made by Haas Czjzek - A Czechoslovakian porcelain Company. This mark has changed throughout the years. This Company is still operating - you might contact them to find out more about these items.

A piece that will help provide more information:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-H-C...cer-Gold-Green-/141928616301?autorefresh=true

Company website:

http://haas-czjzek.cz/www.haas-czjzek.cz/index.html

Good luck in your search!

 

Rontgen agrees, though they say Haas & Czjzek.

 

Welcome!
Please always do what Terry did for you with your photos.

 

Thanks for the fast replies everybody! Great info, I'll see what else I can dig up.