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Charity shop urn, looking for origin.

JamesBrady94 · 2015-09-24 20:34:56

I'm no expert on antiques, far from it, despite this my parents always ask me to research things for them. Anyway, my mam bought a floral porcelain urn with the mark UB on the base. Now, some delph/porcelain ornaments I have been able to trace back to origins i.e. U.K, West German etc. via the makers mark. Due to its…

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I'm no expert on antiques, far from it, despite this my parents always ask me to research things for them.

Anyway, my mam bought a floral porcelain urn with the mark UB on the base. Now, some delph/porcelain ornaments I have been able to trace back to origins i.e. U.K, West German etc. via the makers mark.

Due to its condition (it's in perfect nick) I reckon it's mass produced and post 1990, yet as I can't identify this UB mark and its origins I can't write it off as being of no value.

If anyone could help me trace this or point me in the right direction, it'd be great!

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#2 25-09-2015 8:34am

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Could you post a picture of the urn and of under its base?

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