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These are blues with a greenish tint, and a superb pink color given the name rose Pompadour.

Often these pieces bore no mark at all, but some were marked with a fake Sevres mark that can be very convincing if one is not aware of what to look for in order to identify the real article.

The underglaze green lozengeshaped mark indicated the year an object was glazed and fired, here, 1862.

German porcelain marks and English pottery markings are way more common.

The letter s F or FR may appear in the eagle's breast.

We are not looking for a collectors piece but wish to give them as a present.

Identifying Sevres Porcelain Posted October 29, 2008 in by Even if not in the business of buying or selling antiques and collectibles many people in the world at large are aware that Sevres is the name of an important maker and decorator of porcelain in France.

With France it's more about sorting out the fake Sevres marks and knowing the who's who of the Limoges based companies see my A - Z of china makers elsewhere on this site Both Germany and England had much broader base of commercially based enterprises, with a bewildering myriad of backstamp marks to accompany their products.

Marie Antoinette was an early supporter, ordering vase garnitures, tea wares and dinner-services.

Samson Used: Late 19th and 20th century Edm.

We are now downsizing and have been clearing out things.

I took it out and had a look at it yesterday and found a Stradivarius label inside.