Porcelæn Blækhus Erdmann

Porcelæn, Blækhus, Erdmann Schlegelmilch Blækhus, porcelæn, tysk, E.S., Thuringen, 1902-1937 Oval form, ca. 18x11,5 cm, og 5,5 cm høj. Vintage eller muligvis antik blækhus på plade med rende til skriveredskaber. I hvid højglansglasur med mange små rose-dekorationer på top og sider, samt 3 større, ovale rosen-motiver på sort baggrund. Desuden 2 andre blomster-grene. Har muligvis haft et låg, da bunden er lukket, hvilket i så fald mangler. Stemplet i bund med firma-logo (se billede og herunder), samt et utydeligt nummer i porcelænet. God stand, dog brugsspor. Noget slitage på dekorationer, samt en støbefejl i bunden af beholder. Ligner desuden at der måske har været et mønster langs kant i formentlig guld- eller sølvfarve, hvilket næsten er slidt væk. --- Om stemplet (delvis utydeligt, men stadig læseligt) står der flg. information (link længere nede): "Used from 1902 onwards, 'PROV SAXE.'. Registered at the ?R.W.Z.R. under ?·54·161 on May 16th 1902." Fabrikkens fulde navn var Porzellanfabrik und -malerei Erdmann Schlegelmilch (1861-1937), læs mere om den herunder: "This factory was founded and led by Leonard Schlegelmilch, who lived between 1823 and 1898. He named it in memory of his father, Erdmann Schlegelmilch, who had lived between 1782 and 1844. This Schlegelmilch facility mainly produced kitchenware, tableware, figurines, collector stuff and coffee or tea sets. After Leonard died in 1899, his son Julius Martin continued business and slowly expanded until they reached their peak employment count of 360 people in 1913. Between around 1920 and 1930 the company also produced some porcelain bodies used for perfume lamps manufactured by the ?Aerozon company in Berlin. The number of employees dropped down to 250 in 1930 and following the world financial crisis the Erdmann Schlegelmilch facility ceased continuous production between 1933 and 1935, but some limited attempts were made to continue production prior to the final closing in 1937." (http://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/germany/thu