Hi, and thanks in advance for any help. We recently inherited some pieces from my grandmother that she always claimed to be Meissen. Regardless of the authenticity of the pieces, I know that they are very old and beautiful. However it would be nice to know what you have and the correct history. below are the marks and a closeup of the first pattern...as I do have multiple pieces to inquire about, I will be patient and post only a piece or two. there are 11 soup plates, not sure how many cups and saucers, 2 tea pots, a small coffee pot that I know of in the set. The cups you can almost see through they are so thin. I have researched as best I can, and some experts say it is a mark used by Tiefenfurt? (the "S" being for Silesia?)to copy Meissen and that his product was mainly exported to the USA to housewives who craved the fancy Meissen that was unobtainable. And if this is the case, is it worth anything other than the fact that it is lovely? Thanks again, i have really enjoyed learning from this forum!
Pat