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Founded around 1845 by Edmé Samson (1810–1891) in Paris, France. Initially, Samson focused on restorations of antique porcelain and faience for museums and collectors. During the 19th century, he expanded his work to include the production of reproductions of well-known styles, emphasizing decorative and museum quality. His son Léon Samson continued the business until the early 20th century.
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Made by De Delftse Pauw, founded in 1954 by Theo Van Tienen. Painter unknown.
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Potterie Oud Delft uit Nijmegen. Klapmutsbordje ( 17 cm ? ) Geschilderd omstreeks 1935-1954 , vermoedelijk door Ferdinant Julius Krafft ( chef schilderzaal ). vergelijkbaar bordje komt voor in de catalogus van 1932 onder bestelnummer 517 BM
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This is made by a plate factory in Gouda, located at Kuiperstraat 50-52 (head office in Tilburg),Active from around 1953 to 1957,Owned by JACM Melkert-van Helfteren.The year 1838 is not a founding year but seems to have a more symbolic or decorative meaning, possibly referring to a family date or important moment.The factory used a printed logo (not a hand-painted mark), used transfer technique and because the production period was short, objects from this factory are now rare.
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In reply to Mijn grootvader heeft dit… by Peter Poolman
Lambertus Anthonij (Lambert) van Meerten was een rijke Nederlandse kunst- en antiquiteitenverzamelaar uit Delft. Geboren in een familie die een succesvolle distilleerderij runde, gebruikte hij zijn fortuin om een uitgebreid scala aan decoratieve kunsten te verzamelen—meubels, Delfts aardewerk, bouwfragmenten, Chinees en Japans porselein, tegels, en meer—vaak om stukken te redden uit gesloopte gebouwen.
Hoe kwam uw grootvader aan de scherven?
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This was created by Petrus Regout. He began his career in the glass trade, inspired by the industrial developments in Belgium, England, and Germany.In 1834, he started a pottery factory in Maastricht, strongly influenced by English industrial techniques.His company grew into a large industrial complex, known as the Crystal, Glass, and Pottery Factories Petrus Regout & Co. Founder of what later became: Société Céramique (after splitting with his sons)The factory later became part of the Sphinx, which was an important producer of sanitary ware and ceramics well into the 20th century.
This is the so-called Blue Onion decor also known as Zwiebelmuster and was produced in many countries.
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Unfortunately not. This was made by Mosa or by Societé Ceramique from Maastricht in the first half of the 20th century.
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