Kaffekoppar Ditmar Urbach

[Fridagun]

Hej!

Undrar om någon vet hur gamla dessa koppar är. Jag läste att nazisterna tog över fabriken 1930-38 och döpte om den. Innebär det att stämpeln som finns på dessa koppar är från tiden före 1930?

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[Gideon]

Även om det är mest ett T för Triptis http://www.collectorscircle.com/bohe...ach-Mark-2.jpg som är vanligast att se i stämplar från Ditmar Urbach, men också http://www.collectorscircle.com/bohe...ach-Mark-3.jpg så kan man säga att stämpeln på Dina, mycket fina, kaffekoppar är "originalet".
Z står för Znojmo (också Znaim) i nuvarande Tjeckien.
1920-tal och art deco, tycker jag är lagom att säga.

En mycket intressant historia, som inte redovisats närmare i keramiksajter:
"The Claimant submitted a Claim Form identifying Oskar Lichtenstern as her maternal grandfather, who was born on 13 December 1878 in Vienna, and was married to Erna Lichtenstern, née Furst, on 15 November 1906 in Vienna, with whom he had two children: Frank and Elizabeth, the Claimant’s mother.
The Claimant stated that her grandfather had four siblings: Marianne, Berta, Ida, and Richard.
Furthermore, the Claimant stated that her grandfather was a manufacturer and the director of a dinnerware company that went by the name of Ditmar Urbach, which was located in Znaim/Znojmo, Czechoslovakia. According to the information provided by the Claimant, her grandfather lived at Kantgasse 3, Vienna I, until 1912, at which time he moved to Znaim to purchase Ditmar Urbach.
The Claimant stated that her grandfather opened additional Ditmar Urbach branches in Austria and Switzerland.
According to the information provided by the Claimant, her grandfather suffered a heart attack at the time that Czechoslovakia was occupied by the Nazis, and he left Moravia in 1938. The Claimant stated that her grandfather, who was Jewish, fled to Bruno, Czechoslovakia in 1938, after which he fled to London, England, then to Switzerland for a brief time in 1939, and on to Sao Paulo, Brazil, where he lived from 1940 to 1941.
The Claimant stated that her grandfather moved to New York in June of 1941, and he died there on 16 January 1946."
Från http://www.crt-ii.org/_awards/_apdfs..._and_Oskar.pdf

[Fridagun]

Tack, vad roligt att veta! Trodde inte de var så gamla, tyckte det påminnde om en del man sett från 50-talet men stilen kom kanske igen då.