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I wonder if they produced “seconds” that left out Royal in the stamp?

Friedrich Answered question October 6, 2020
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bettejean wrote “It doesn’t say ‘Royal Bonn’ which is odd …” and “I wonder if they produced ‘seconds’ that left out Royal in the stamp?”

Marks without “Royal” are not odd at all; on the contrary: assuming that they are ‘rare’ or ‘peculiar’ is odd. And those WITHOUT “Royal” are older (1875 – 1890) than those WITH “Royal” (1890 – 1920). See also Chris’ website entry on F.A: Mehlem (copy/paste, links don’t work here): https://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/germany/northrhine/poppelsdorf-02/index.php

bettejean Posted new comment October 6, 2020

Thank you Friedrich! My thinking was that my G.Gr.F. owned a store that sold various home goods and a lot of what came home seems to have rarely been used. This vase has a small, but original dent in the spout – which roused my speculation. Thanks for the clarification! -bj

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