the French government mark, the different manufacturer's marks, and artists' signatures. Limoges Maker's Marks to Look For ...

The mark, however, tells a different story. Variations of this often-seen backstamp were in use between 1891 and 1932 by the Limoges, France-based William Guerin Company, which reportedly ...

it is the green under glaze mark), the blue over glaze mark with “William Guerin & Company Limoges, France” signifies that the china was decorated in the factory, which is a good thing.

said Monday it has acquired fellow Limoges porcelain maker Haviland. Both companies are based in Limoges, France, a region thick with forests and fresh waterways, ideal for producing fine porcelain.

William Guerin opened his porcelain factory in Limoges, France, in 1872 ... The pieces so embellished usually have only one Guerin mark plus (in many but not all cases) the initials of the ...