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Crowned eagle above 'Z.P.M.' and a pseudo-Sevres mark.
(Picture by
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang H. Arnold)

A crown above crossed swords from around 2008, definitely not Meissen.

Repro mark, crowned crossed swords and the initials 'A T B' (or 'T A B', depending on view).
(Picture by Caroline Ripley)

Repro mark, neither French nor old. Same crown as previous mark, swords also re-used. Reads 'PARIS ROYAL' and 'PAINT A LA MAIN'.

Repro mark dubbed HIW1866. Same items as AD1764, JBT1906, LRIA1898 and WL1895. Appears hand-drawn but is stamped.
(Picture by Lavi Ben Ari)

Another example of the previous mark, this time in a reddish brown. This (and the previous) mark was first seen in 2010.

Repro mark from the Neundorf line.

Repro mark from the Neundorf line.

Repro mark, a crowned shield containing crossed arrows with '1908-1912' addition.
(Picture by Mariette Van den Munckhof-Vedder)

Crown above capital 'A' above 'HAND PAINTED'.

Stylized crown above the initials 'AA', often incorrectly claimed to be a German mark.

Stylized crown above a capital 'B'.

Impersonation of a Ludwigsburg, Passau or Niderviller mark, of course this one is far too modern to be real.

Impersonation of a Ludwigsburg, Passau or Niderviller mark which actually looks as if it was made with a felt-tip pen.

Impersonation of a Ludwigsburg, Passau or Niderviller mark, gold overglaze. This was found together with another mark, see next image.

Same piece, but underglaze (pic taken at an angle, was hard to see otherwise). An impersonation of a Bloch (Paris, France) mark.

Overglaze golden version found on a badly decorated import figurine.

'ROCOCO COLLECTION', first mark on figurines produced by CDC between 1990 and 1995.
(Thanks to Ivan Golsky for info and this mark.)

'HANDMADE ROKOKO 1720-80', second mark by CDC. Both versions usually carry a small 'MADE IN SRI LANKA' sticker.

'CDC HANDBEMALT', third mark by CDC, customized for the German market. This time with original 'MADE IN SRI LANKA' sticker.

Crowned capital 'D' similar to the Keilhauer or Klette marks; some people therefore claim this to be a Höffner (Sandizell, Bavaria) mark.

Made-up mark, hand-drawn crown. Note that the 'MADE IN AUSTRIA' is similar to the addition found with the repro crowned 'VICWNA' mark.

Often claimed to be from 'around 1900' by porcelain shoe collectors. They are way off as the company responsible for this mark was founded in 1951.

Crowned initials 'JN' found on the typical modern brass-and-craquele-porcelain reproductions.

Arnart's version of a stylized K.P.M. mark, at one point even incorrectly listed in Roentgen.
(Picture by eBay user joflora)

Same as before, here with a 'MADE IN JAPAN' sticker.

Crossed arrow and saber above the letter 'L'.

Crown above the initials 'MR' and '1773'.

Stylized crown above a capital 'P'. Some sellers invented all kinds of stories about this mark.

As you can see, these items were normally shipped with a 'MADE IN SRI LANKA' sticker.

Simple crown above a capital 'S'.

Crown including the initials 'SM' above a capital 'N'.
(Identified by Cheryl Barry)

Repro mark found on pill boxes, mark tries to wake an association with the 'PMP' mark originally used by the Porzellanmanufaktur Plaue.

This mark (on Unterweissbach items only) was from 1985 onwards used on items of secondary quality sold via a non-related outlet.

Repro mark dubbed UW1897. Nearly the same as before but made for another distributor, hence 'AM' and '1895'.

Repro mark dubbed WL1897. Nearly same as previous but with 'WL' instead of 'UW'.
(Picture by Marc Eerdekens)

Repro mark, 'VICWNA' and 'OEOETZUCH OESCNUTZT' addition. Don't let the impressed 'VIENNA' fool you!

Repro mark, crown held up by two lions. 'VICWNA' was meant to read 'VIENNA' and ...

... 'OEOETZUCH OESCNUTZT' should read 'GESETZLICH GESCHÜTZT'. The forger must have been drunk, stoned, or both.

Repro mark, crown above the letter 'Z' and the '1/1078' addition found on many reproductions.
(Image by www.antik-forum.ru)

Mark used on reproductions: lion and gryphon flanking a shield.

Repro mark dubbed AD1764, here the monochrome version. Found on same items as WL1895, JBT1906, etc.

Repro mark dubbed AD1764, here an example of the multicolor version.

Repro mark dubbed 'FAC v3'. Stylized crown above pseudo-shield containing the letters 'FAC'. There are also two crossed swords marks that use the same letters.

Crowned above a pseudo-shield containing the letters 'N.P.S.K.', all surrounded by 'DOW SIE COT URE'.

Crowned shield surrounded by a laurel wreath, the shield contains the letters 'N.P.S.K.'.

Repro mark dubbed LRIA1898, crowned shield surrounded by a laurel wreath. Found on same items as WL1895, JBT1906, etc.
(Picture by Joe Terni)

Repro mark dubbed WL1895, crowned shield surrounded by a laurel wreath. Note the 'WL' and '1895'.

Repro mark dubbed AM1895. Nearly the same as before but made for another distributor, hence 'AM' and '1895'.

Repro mark dubbed GM1898, from the same 'family' as the WL1895 mark.

Repro mark. The 'NZ' stands for Neundorf Zierporzellan.

No 'Thumbs Up!' for this mark of Asian origin.