Unknown Signature Marks - Blue and White Saucers (Any tips?)

Still crossed T's I think.

 

Ah, that last mark came from an auctioneer who noted, "At the rear of the plate the mark of Tichelaar with the two crossed swords and the Makkum coat of arms." That comes from a 1950s work, but I have seen the swords used on earlier Makkum objects as well. I wonder if Tichelaar in Holland has a museum or gallery with some of the early signed works on display.

 

Hi. I hope you don't mind me popping in with a question also Makkum related.... I am having trouble dating this mug and can find nothing to match the markings. Just wondering if in your search you have seen anything similar? Many thanks

 

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You should start your own thread for this nice mug !!!

 

Hi EM71!

Welcome to Antiquers...........

Please follow Komokwa's wise advice and start your own thread. Your post may go completely unnoticed otherwise.

 

Not sure if this is the artist of your mug but this information is from the book I had cited above. This artist with a very similar sig worked at the factory during a time that does match the mark time period.