What mark is this?

I can see the word Germany, but not sure what else it says. Would like some help with this. Thank you.

 

VERY pretty!!!!! Is there BONE MT OLLER GERMANY ??? That's what I think I'm seeing......so far......and I can't make out anything except the cross in the crown....maybe others will see something different......

 

I think Bohe before that.

 

Right, INH, I just re-read and noticed it's NOT two 'N's'....could be just what you said.....AND I didn't come up with any Mt. Oller in Germany!!!

 

I think you are right about Oller.
I think it’s Bohe T. Oller. It’s very hard to see, becoming not so sure now!

 

With the comma after that word on the left, I'm beginning to think it's a 'PLACE', GERMANY.....JMHO.....hahaha.....at this point!!!!

 

Agree! So it must be Bonn.

 

This is my other try from the other image.....FWIW......it almost looks like much of those letters on the LEFT have changed.....but I think the image of them is better!

 

That’s really great, because it shows the incised number!

 

Weird that that came up, huh???

 

Weird, but good! But out of my knowledge. Give yourself a pat on the back.

 

Thank you all who have chimed in so far!

 

there were several factories there.
Royal Bonn , Franz Anton Mehlem etc.

 

It is a beautiful set, MML.
The name is Hohenzollern, the name of an extended aristocratic family which included the royal family of Germany (Kaiser Wilhelm, etc). Although I rather like Bohe T. Ollern.
The name was used, with "Royal Privilege", by Tettau of Bavaria. Tettau manufactured porcelain from 1794-1954.
http://www.steinmarks.co.uk/pages/pv.asp?p=stein586

Regarding Bohe T. Ollern, Europeans rarely add middle name initials when they use their name, it is just first name and surname.
I still like the name, could be a nice alias.

 

I don't think it's Bavarian.
found the same crown on a set made by KPM for the yacht of the Kaiser.
https://www.hermann-historica.de/de..._yacht_hohenzollern_porzellan-manufa/l/147234

 

The crown is the imperial crown. It emphasized and enforced the status of the Hohenzollerns, so it was used as much as possible.
It was also used by companies who had imperial warrant of appointment, which is probably why Tettau was allowed to use it. Those companies could have been in any part of the German empire, including Bavaria.
The imperial crown:



Although the crown is on the front of the salad plate for the Kaiser's yacht, to show it is for imperial use, the mark on the back is a different mark, a Reichsapfel or orb.

 

JMHO. you're making a bit a mess. the known marks which are shown on that stein page clearly ALL show the Bavarian white/blue and some the Bavarian lion. got nothing to do with the Reichsapfel etc.

 

I know, that is what I said. The Reichsapfel mark is on the imperial yacht porcelain, the crown mark is on MML's set.
So two different manufacturers, that was my point.
I am not saying it was definitely by Tettau, just that they used the name, and the crown is the imperial crown.

 

Maybe this will clarify what I mean.
The mark on MML's set, a Hohenzollern Germany mark with crown:


The mark on the imperial yacht salad platter, a KPM, Königliche Porzellan Manufaktur (Berlin) mark with Reichsapfel/orb, and scepter:

 

@MML, I found a page on a Hohenzollern mystery mark which looks like yours, except that mark also has the letters H&Co. It seems to be inconsistent with the marks H&Co uses.
https://www.figurines-sculpture.com/mystery-hohenzolleran-h-co-porcelain-mark-on-plate.html