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Hello I'm new on this forum because I like to learn more about antiques. I found this cup and saucer this afternoon it's by Winterling Markleuthen Bavaria. I have tried to date the stamp, but I'm not sure when it's from. I also can't find this pattern anywhere, anyone who can help me with that?

 

Welcome to the Forum, Fien!
I’m sure someone will be along who can help with your pattern ID.
Lovely teacup and Kuddos on the photos!

 

Welcome to the forum, Fien. I agree, great photos.
Fien, you wouldn't happen to be Dutch, would you?

 

Thank you so much Huntingtreasure!

And thanks Any Jewelry. Yes, did the name give it away haha?

 

It did. (Ja, onmiskenbaar/unmistakably.) There are a lot of us on the forum, making a nuisance of ourselves.

 

Sounds like fun!

 

Welcome to the madhouse .... forum! I did a little digging and found out that many Winterling patterns do not have names, just numbers. The really interesting bits from the 60s didn't seem to be named. There are 18 pages of Winterling on Replacements and I didn't see yours on the first three. It might be worth a dig through just to see if it's there.
https://www.replacements.com/china/wig03.htm

 

Thank you haha! And thanks for the info, I did take a look on Replacements as well, but as far as I could see it wasn't on there. It might have been one without an image though, so it wouldn't hurt taking a second look.

 

you guys should form a Tulip Brigade !!

 

I'll take one. The tulips too!

 

Okay I've been trough all of them now including the ones with only descriptions and no pictures but didn't find it. I didn't have any experience with Replacements before today, but is that the go to site to figure things like patterns out?

 

I’ve been googling teal and coral, with no luck. Would you think those would be the colors?
Also, maybe what flower might that be?

 

It is more bright orange and teal! Only flower that comes to my mind is a poppy, but I'm not really good with flowers. But also if you turn it to the side one of the petals looks like a berry of some kind so I have no idea actually. And thanks for your help!

 

I’ll look more when I have a chance. Always check back. People are on off throughout the day.
Also you have made some new friends!

 

Rosehip maybe? The petals often stay on while the berry is developing.

 

Thank you! You are all so nice and I really appreciate your help!

I will try searching for that, thanks!

 

This pattern is still hiding from me, but here’s a reference for dating marks.
http://www.theoldstuff.com/en/porcelain-marks/category/167-heinrich-winterling-marks

 

Awesome, thank you!!

 

I would like some help with another piece I got a few years back, it's Italian, should I post it in here or make a different thread for it?