Usmc2009 Posted January 1 Share #1 Posted January 1 Was wondering if there are any porcelain dish collectors out there? Picked up this small plate about 10years ago and was looking for some opinions on it. Thanks, John Link to post Share on other sites
Usmc2009 Posted January 12 Author Share #2 Posted January 12 No one on here collects mess hall/German tableware item? Link to post Share on other sites
Jack the Collector Posted January 12 Share #3 Posted January 12 3 hours ago, Usmc2009 said: No one on here collects mess hall/German tableware item? I have been absent for a bit and totally missed this.Can you give me the dimension of the saucer? Link to post Share on other sites
Usmc2009 Posted January 12 Author Share #4 Posted January 12 1 hour ago, Jack the Collector said: I have been absent for a bit and totally missed this.Can you give me the dimension of the saucer? It is very small. 3 5/8” Link to post Share on other sites
Jack the Collector Posted January 14 Share #5 Posted January 14 John,I am not a crockery expert,but I am an avid Reichsbahn collector.I have to dig out my book on DRB Table services from storage and will fill you in more soon.this is what I can tell you now.Judging from the post title you want to know if this is off Goring's train.All the formal service porcelain off both Hitler's and Goring's special trains had gold rims only.However and this is why I want to dig out my reference book,it is if memory serves,could be from the salon car on those trains. Link to post Share on other sites
Usmc2009 Posted January 15 Author Share #6 Posted January 15 Thank you for the reply. Yes I am a little curious as to it’s origin the person I bought it from new nothing about it just that he bought it at an auction. In my research I have seen the same pattern also numbered on the bottom and have asked many dealers at military/gun shows over the years but never really got a straight answer it always ends at if I want to sell it. Is there a good Reichsbahn reference book? I would appreciate any additional information! Thanks, John Link to post Share on other sites
Jack the Collector Posted January 15 Share #7 Posted January 15 19 hours ago, Usmc2009 said: Is there a good Reichsbahn reference book? Are you asking about Reichsbahn in general or on Reichsbahn tablewares? Link to post Share on other sites
Usmc2009 Posted January 16 Author Share #8 Posted January 16 8 hours ago, Jack the Collector said: Are you asking about Reichsbahn in general or on Reichsbahn tablewares? Possible that one book covers both? John Link to post Share on other sites
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