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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Iffy1963, post: 11350286, member: 96591&quot;]My research states that Three Crown China Germany was a maker not importer. This makers mark was used in 1902-1916 by Unger &amp; Schilde, on items exported to the United States by a Jon H. Roth for his company JonRoth, based in Indiana. Many of their antique and vintage pieces, particularly those from the early 20th century (circa 1900-1916), feature hand-painted decorations. Common hand-painted motifs included roses, grapes, plums, and other floral patterns, often accented with gold gilt or lusterware finishes. This practice was especially prevalent during their time as a private company before the factory was nationalized in the mid-20th century. The above flower pot, with what looks to be matching flower design,&nbsp; is the only piece found, so far,&nbsp; that matches my piece. They did make childrens sets often featuring scenes of children or fairy tales. I don&#039;t think this is from a child&#039;s set. I&#039;ll keep looking. Thank you for your information,&nbsp; though. I appreciate all the help that is being done.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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