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The Erdmann schlegelmilch Porcelain Factory was established in Suhl, Thuringia, Germany by Leonard Schlegelmilch and his two brothers. The factory was founded in 1861 and named by brothers in honor of their father, Erdmann.

Leonard died in 1899. The business was overtaken by his son Julius Martin. It gradually grew till the beggining of the WWI. The factory continued production till the Great Depression. There were some efforts to return to the market but finally in 1937 the factory was closed.

Schlegelmilch 1861 mark
Schlegelmilch 1861 Suhl mark used 1900 - 1918.
Prov Saxe mark
PROV. SAXE. E.S. mark used since 1920.
Bee hive mark
Erdmann Schlegelmilch bee hive with a dot mark used from 1891.
1861 mark
Erdmann Schlegelmilch E.S. 1861 crown used from 1891.
E.S. Germany mark
Prov. Saxe. E.S. Germany mark used from 1902.
Prussian China mark
Prussian China Suhl Germany mark used ca. 1900.
Suhl Prussia mark
Erdmann Schlegelmilch Suhl Prussia 1900 - 1918 mark.
ES Prussia mark
ES Prussia 1900 - 1918 mark.
Royal Saxe mark
Royal Saxe E.S. Germany crown mark used from 1891.
ES mark
ES letters in a circle 1861 - 1891 mark.
Bird mark
Crown bird Prussia mark used in the end of 1930s. 
Thuringia mark
Erdmann Schlegelmilch Thuringia Handpainted 1900 - 1918 mark
E.S. Germany mark
1861 E.S. Germany mark used from 1891.
Burley Tyrrell mark
Erdmann Schlegelmilch mark for Burley Tyrrell Chicago. Exact date unknown.
Swallow mark
ES swallow mark used 1886 - 1910.
The Gloria mark
JBLC The Gloria Germany distributor mark.
 
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