Marks
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Closeup of the well-known sticker. The trademark was registered on 1953-04-30 and cancelled 2001-02-17.
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Another sticker closeup, note that it reads "Germany". This was only used 1956 on ceramics made by the Scheurich company.
(Picture: Cherri Copeland)
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Crossed arrows with three feathers above a four-digit number.
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Crossed arrows with three feathers above a four-digit number trailed by a "P".
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Many four-feathered versions were produced for HomCo but Arnart also had its fair share, like here on item '7419'.
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Crossed arrows with four feathers, here on "S7618" but that marking type should not be confused with ...
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... marks on items designed by Erich Stauffer (which also carry a leading "S"), here with three feathers.
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Others had four feathers and some had a totally different numbering ...
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... as can be seen on this, also four-feathered, version.
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This five-feathered mark was found near an impressed "Designed by Erich Stauffer".
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Other Stauffer designs have no crossed arrows at all.
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Finally, a "Designed by Erich Stauffer" on an item from the newer "Milk White" series.
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Arnart version of a "Blue Onion" mark.
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The brown edition was (peculiar enough) written in German: "Braun Onion".
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Crossed arrows were also used for the "Porcelaine" series, items of French-inspired design or depicting French scenes.
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Same as before, but with early "Arnart 5th Ave." addition.
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Crossed swords above a single "A" and the item number "1788".
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Crossed swords above a single "A", "hand painted" and the item number "2722".
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Single "A" above a set of crossed swords, that above "Arnart 5th Ave." and 'HAND PAINTED' and the item number '2195'.
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Single "A" above a set of crossed swords, that above "Arnart 5th Ave." and 'HAND PAINTED' and the item number '2227'.
(Picture: Thomas Maietta)
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A single "A" above a set of crossed swords above "Blue Onion", found on an item with Arnart sticker.
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This is the basic "Arnart 5th Ave." mark registered 1957.
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"Arnart 5th Ave." mark in the "Royal Chintz" version.
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Original "Royal Crown" mark.
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Original "Royal Crown" mark, here on the bird figure "Robin".
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Here the better known version with crown above "Royal Crown" and "hand painted".
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Elaborate "Royal Crown" mark from 1984, here on an item produced in Taiwan.
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Simple "Royal Crown" mark from the 1980's.
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Simple "Royal Crown" mark, here on the "Smug Mugs" edition "Greek Classics".
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Simple "Royal Crown" mark, here on the "Smug Mugs" edition "Love Bird".
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Simple "Royal Crown" mark, here on the "Smug Mugs" edition "Psychodelic". Note the extended item numbers.
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Arnart also had special marks for some series, here the "Satsuma" version.
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Mark of the "Imperial Peacock" series.
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Mark of the "Golden Empress" series.
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Sticker from 1983, here on "Melba Ware" from England.
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Sticker from 1984, here on an item made in Taiwan.
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Another mini-beehive in gold, here on item number "M4010", with Arnart sticker.
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Another version, here in red on item number "M4036".
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A mini-beehive in gold, here on item number "33/177".
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Arnart beehive mark (example on item "7697"), registered in Japan in December 1957 and cancelled 2001-02-17.
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A few versions of the Arnart beehive mark included the small circled "R" for Registered Trademark.
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Arnart beehive mark, here on item "33/775". The "Messen Vienna" addition is utter nonsense.
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Arnart beehive mark, here on item "55/879".
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Arnart beehive mark, here on item "55/1125" which was titled "Courtship".
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Arnart "K.P.M." mark, even Roentgen incorrectly lists this as German.
(Picture: eBay user joflora)
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Arnart "K.P.M." mark, here with "Made in Japan" sticker.
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A version of the "Royal Crown" mark as it can be found on cardboard tags accompaning the KPM marked items.
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Claimed to be an Arnart mark, the "© A T" is claimed to stand for "Arnart Trading".
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Arnart's own version of the crowned N mark, here on item "55/1291".
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Arnart's own version of the crowned N mark, here on item "55/1397".