Seltmann Weiden 'Christine' W. Germany Porcelain Mark

The image displays the base of a white porcelain item, revealing a manufacturer's mark. The mark is centrally located and consists of green lettering and a crown emblem. At the top, the word "Seltmann" is written in a cursive script, surmounted by a small, detailed crown. Below this, in a more standard font, are the words "Weiden" and "Bavaria," indicating the manufacturing location in Germany. Further down, "W. Germany" is visible, establishing the item's production period after World War II and before German reunification (1949-1990). The pattern name "Christine" is also clearly inscribed, followed by the number "-8-". Circling the central text, in an arc, are the words "QUALITATS" on the left and "PORZELLAN" on the right, translating to "QUALITY PORCELAIN." The porcelain itself appears to be a clean white, suggesting a high-quality glaze. There is some visible brown discoloration or residue around the outer edge of the base, possibly from use, dirt accumulation, or a manufacturing imperfection during the firing process. This could be considered a condition issue contributing to wear. The overall clarity and precision of the mark suggest good manufacturing standards. The style period is clearly indicated as mid to late 20th century due to the 'W. Germany' designation.