Featured Porcelain mark trying to ID

Hey folks!

i am thinking of buying one log on auction, but not sure about the mark. It’s a whole service, but I couldn’t find anything on the mark. This quite large and popular auction house wrote down this as Meissen…
Any ideas?


Thanks in advance!
Erik

 

The mark looks more like a fake Sevres than a fake/real Meissen mark. To me anyway. The floral decoration definitely looks Germanic, but that's as far as I can get. The set sure is pretty.

 

The borders look applied as opposed to hand painted. Just doesnt look Meissen quality to me,though I agree its very pretty.

 

The flower painting isn't up to snuff either, but I like the colors. It would be great for making color in the middle of Winter. As long as you don't pay Meissen prices for it and have a place to display it I'd say go for it.

 

My book doesn't show this exact mark. The Meissen mark is not even closely resembling this mark. I went through all the marks in my book and none resembled this mark.

 

It resembles the mark of Dornheim, Koch & Fischer though not exact.

https://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/germany/thuringia/graefenroda-01/index.php

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Used from 1880 onwards in blue or green.

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Used from 1880 onwards in blue or green.

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Used from 1887 onwards in blue or green.

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Used from 1887 onwards in blue or green.

 

Well, I of course won the lot. Not too expensive, but this lot was too lovely to not to buy

Some of the plates are marked with this impressed Meissen mark…

 

This has a similar impressed mark as Carl Teichert, also I've found it as The Meissen Oven and Porcelain Manufactory formerly Carl Teichert

https://www.theoldstuff.com/en/porcelain-marks/category/61-carl-teichert-meissen-marks

 

Pretty set no matter what. I think a few recent Meissen marks do spell the name out.