M150821a
Crossed hammers and the letters "MC" in combination with additionally stamped "DRESDEN" and "GERMANY".
These marks are often incorrectly identified as Mitterteich due to their basic similarity. However, such claims do not attempt to explain features such as the additional "C" or the use of the term "Kunstabteilung" (the Mitterteich factories never had a dedicated art department). This whole mark family is not included in any mark table for the two factories located in Mitterteich, nor are they present in any reliable book reference.
M150821a
Crossed hammers and the letters "MC" in combination with additionally stamped "DRESDEN" and "GERMANY".
M150821b
Crossed hammers and the letters "MC" without any additions.
(Picture: Joanna Baez)
M150821c
Crossed hammers and the letters "MC" underneath a crowned "KUNSTABTEILUNG" and "HANDGEMALT".
M150821d
A crown above crossed hammers and the letters "MC".
M150821e
Same as before but with a partially removed "SAXE" mark placed aside.
(Picture: Jeffrey Lovelace)
M150821f
Crowned crossed hammers and the letters "MC" underneath a crowned "KUNSTABTEILUNG" and "HANDGEMALT".