I acquired this 33 peice set of china from my grandmother who said it was purchased in Germany during WW2 . Im Trying to gather info on the peices as well as a possible value .
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I acquired this 33 peice set of china from my grandmother who said it was purchased in Germany during WW2 . Im Trying to gather info on the peices as well as a possible value .
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Re: Bavarian China
They all vary in mark. Some are Winterling Markleuthen, Bareuther Waldessen, and Winterling Bavaria.
Re: Bavarian China
the mark (stamp) on the last image is a bit fuzzy but fairly sure that this was in use from 1950 onwards. I can not make out the other stamps at all!