China Cup and Saucer

[Jerry B]

Also the 1939 mark does not have a dot and neither does the 43 to 48 mark.

[HistoryMan]

Also the 1939 mark does not have a dot and neither does the 43 to 48 mark.

Hi
The 1939 mark does have a dot above the "e " in Germany, picture is above. Some of the others have dashes and or dots, but you are right, i maybe am being a little paranoid !! The only thing that concerned me was maybe the handle was different than the other i posted, not as chunky, i thought maybe it was a civilian cup with false marks

Many thanks for your help, do you think £38 is ok for this cup and saucer ?

Thanks again !!!!!

[Jerry B]

Most here do not have the dots. Luftwaffe porcelain - Page 2 - Wehrmacht-Awards.com Militaria Forums


Also this version of the 39 mark from the first ling does not have a dot or dash. It is the fourth or fifth mark they show for 39.

Price depends on how keen you are, for me it is a bit too much, more like £30 seems about right but then again it is cup and saucer and if the postage is not too much etc... i bought my plate when I lived in Amsterdam and there was lots of it about for about euro 25 per item.

[HistoryMan]

Thanks for your help Jerry

[harryamb2]

imho both items look ok.

[HistoryMan]

Including the waffen SS saucer ? all i need now is a cup to go with it !! haha

Cheers

[Frundsberg]

Markings are OK but the cup is not a common one so it is harder to sell it. £38 is a good price (if original). I personally have not ever seen WWII era cup like Your example.

[HistoryMan]

Markings are OK but the cup is not a common one so it is harder to sell it. £38 is a good price (if original). I personally have not ever seen WWII era cup like Your example.

Hi thanks for the comments. Do you think its a civilian type cup and saucer ? thats what made me a little suspicious at first to be honest
Cheers

[sandgroper]

Just out of curiosity, does anyone know why it says "Germany" and not "Deutschland"?

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Dave, these trademarks carried the name Germany in English just is case they were used for Export. Easier to have one generic mark.

Cheers, Ade.