Mark on German, I think, coffee pot

Can some kind soul remind me who this is please?

ta.

 

Google lens was no help. I dunno in what order to read those initials. Possibly one for @Chris Marshall if no one else chimes in.

 

Are those blurry lines crossed swords? Meissen uses crossed swords, though there are many pottery copycats using the crossed swords.

 

It’s the order of the initials that’s tricky, indeed.

Not swords, but lines I think.

 

second one down obb

http://www.porzellanfieber.de/Porzellanfabrik-Reinecke_Firmengeschichte_Porzellanmarken.html

 

might needs some translation help

 

does that make it Reinecke ?

 

Trade mark:
P R M E (serifyless letters)
right angled crossed rods
Addition:
- -
plotted:
under glaze
Color(s):
blue
used (presumably, maximum):
at the earliest 1869 ???? by 1930 at the latest
used, probably:
1869 to 1914
Other addition:
- -
Variants (as pictures):
- -

 

Here is Chris's version.

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

 

seems to be reinecke

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/pri...nd-2-mugs-blue-and-white-strawflower-pattern/

 

Splendid sleuthing folks. Huge thanks!

 

google lens Pffff. what you needed was an encyclopedic mind , or someone who carried on looking right to the bottom

 

You mean I gave up too soon?