Franconia Germany Porcelain Dish (Backmark)

The item depicted is the backmark of a porcelain dish or plate. The primary observable physical characteristic is the white porcelain body, which appears to have a smooth, possibly glazed finish. The backmark itself is centrally located and printed in a dark green color. It consists of a stylized eagle or heraldic bird design, possibly with a crest or shield on its chest, surrounded by text. The text clearly reads "Germany" on the left side, curved vertically, and "Franconia" on the right side, also curved vertically. Above the main mark, there is a small black numeric or alphanumeric marking, appearing to be '01' or similar, possibly an inventory number, pattern number, or factory code. The overall condition of the backmark seems good, with clear, legible printing. There are no visible signs of wear, fading, or damage to the mark itself, suggesting the item has been well-preserved or is relatively newer. The porcelain surface around the mark also appears clean and free of cracks, chips, or significant discoloration. This 'Franconia Germany' mark is indicative of porcelain manufactured by Krautheim & Adelberg, particularly items intended for export. This mark style was widely used from the early 20th century, particularly post-World War II, through the mid-century, generally between the 1920s and 1960s. The quality of the mark suggests standard commercial porcelain production. The exact item the backmark belongs to cannot be determined from this image alone, but it signifies a piece of German-made tableware or decorative porcelain.