Two marks

Hello! Tell me please, what is these marks? I found the first one, but the information is different.

 

I think the first one was mentioned in an older post. A Czech maker?
Google Lens didn't help with this one, as the 3 adds with items with that mark, didn't have nay info on the brand/origin

Also no luck with the Google Lensing the second mark. 1 image with an identical mark, but the add it redirects to isn't on the site anymore...

 

I think so, but don't know who.
@kentworld ?

 

You say you found the first one already. Perhaps you can share the info you found.

The second one look like it might be enamel on metal ware. Is that correct?

Photos of the items might help someone figure it out.

 

The first one from the company of Ceramiche Fontebasso from the town of Treviso in Italy; the date code included shows it's from June 1971.

 

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Well, that's interesting. I thought the mark looked Polish, LOL. Wonder why country of origin wasn't marked. As for the second mark, what's the object over painted or something? I don't recognize it, sorry.

 

WOW Chris, taking on Italy now!

 

https://www.greatwarforum.org/topic/289230-austrian-enamel-bowls/

"H&C Austria was a firm based in Karslbad, now in CZ Republic, specialised in production of porcelain dishes ( and also enamel stuff)"

I know ... The mark on that site is different, but ...

Here https://www.willhaben.at/iad/kaufen...ndstil-emaille-brotdose-1680081006#fullscreen is a newer mark, were you can see the 'H&C' on the eagle

 

As far as I know those Fontebasso items were not made with export in mind, hence no country of origin. I'm into Italian goods at the moment following a few rather interesting uncoverings on claimed Bavarian/German china which turned out to be Italian. I took a plunge into the deep end and came up with a lot of "collateral knowledge", so to speak

 

"collateral knowledge"

a good nickname for this site !!!!!!

 

Interesting mark for an Italian firm. The area of Bohemia/Austria/Czechoslovakia (as it was formerly) is a bit of a headache as names and borders changed during the late 19th c. and end of WW1. Still would like to see the objects that bear these marks.

 

Thank you very much)

 

Thank you, thank you))

 

I find just marks with Italy, thats all)

Yes, enamel pot)