China - Porcelain Question for all of you & Chris Marshall -- Czechoslovakia

[Pelady]

Hi All,

 I am looking for more dishes in my Grandmother's Czechoslovakia China set.  I have posted this before but hoping for more information and that all of you will keep your eyes out for more of this set for me.

I have found some information about the company and when the dishes were made but I do not know the Pattern Name.
Researching the Mark:  it was used between 1918-1939 by Count Thun Porcelain Factory Czechoslovakia, also called Royal Thun.

Please help. I have searched for over 20 years.  Searching eBay, Ruby Lane, Etsy, auction sites, antique stores, antique malls, and the Brimfield antique shows,  I never found any of my Nana's dishes.  I sent pictures to Replacements.com, posted these dishes to Ebay's "Want it Now". and Craig's List's Wanted section, and with no luck.

Description: The yellow-orange roses & violets pattern is off center. The dishes are raised rim with a fluted edge & gold leaf line.
The factory mark is green with the letters TK covered by a crown and the word Czechoslovakia in a semicircle under the letters and crown. 

[Pelady]

Pictures

[Pelady]

Hoping Chris might take a look at this.

[KC]

It seems you have already identified the china maker.  For many makers/manufacturers it is almost impossible to identify the pattern name because 1) so many patterns were made and 2) they didn't keep a log/inventory identification of them for the public.

I continue to look for this whenever I am out and about.  Should I ever find any I will let you know! 

[Pelady]

Thanks KC

[Chris_Marshall]

Sorry, only saw this thread just now.

It could also be because the set was (re)decorated. Not all decoration studios actually added an own mark; even some very good hobbyists never added a mark or their initials. And the Thun factory did sell blanks ...

[KC]

Thanks Christ for that valuable bit of information.  That one is even more relevant for many makers such as the Thun factory.