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Identifying makers mark on possible majolica dish

Discussion in 'Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain' started by Mr S, Jun 11, 2025.

  1. Mr S

    Mr S Active Member

    As title states I can't find any info on the marks. One looks like a moose head over a leaf? Anyone know this mark or have any leads? IMG_20250611_173525_(1080_x_1434_pixel).jpg IMG_20250611_173544_(1080_x_1434_pixel).jpg IMG_20250611_173552_(1080_x_1434_pixel).jpg IMG_20250611_173600_(1080_x_1434_pixel).jpg
     
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  3. JB Miller

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    It looks like an old Fratelli Fanciullacci mark, maybe early 1900's. The unreadable letters might have been the word Italy.
     
    JB Miller, Jun 11, 2025
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  4. JB Miller

    JB Miller Well-Known Member

    Here are a couple older Fanciullacci marks for comparison:

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  5. Mr S

    Mr S Active Member

    I think you're right! I found a few pieces with super similar design on the side. Thanks a ton! Any idea what time period those are from? Most of the stuff I'm seeing is 1960s
     
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  6. JB Miller

    JB Miller Well-Known Member

    IMO I would think prior to WWII. Maybe even WWI. No way to really know.

    There was an auction of a set that sold for $400 in 2024 that states it was purchased in Florence, Italy in 1926 and some of those pieces are impressed with 'Made In Italy'.

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