Marieberg

Marieberg, near Stockholm, Sweden · Porcelain

Transcribed by Igor Kukolj from Chaffers, William. Marks and Monograms on European and Oriental Pottery and Porcelain, 1891, Reeves & Turner, London, p.520. Scan: archive.org/details/marksmonogramson00chaf (leaf n539). Checked 21 August 2026.

Marks

The Crossed device with a stem mark as engraved in Chaffers 1891, page 520 — **Crossed device with a stem** · painted · *engraved in the source*Chaffers 1891, p.520
The mark Chaffers ties to the Marryat compotier and the South Kensington example.

The Three crowns, with shield and sprig mark as engraved in Chaffers 1891, page 520 — **Three crowns, with shield and sprig** · painted · *engraved in the source*Chaffers 1891, p.520
A group of crown marks engraved together. Chaffers does not caption them individually, so no single crown here is separately dated or attributed.

The Crowns, further variants mark as engraved in Chaffers 1891, page 520 — **Crowns, further variants** · painted · *engraved in the source*Chaffers 1891, p.520
The remainder of the same engraved group. Shown because the source shows them; the pairing to specific pieces is not stated.

What the source records

Chaffers records a Marieberg mark on a porcelain compotier and cover painted in pink camaïeu with roses and china-asters and gilt leaf borders, in the possession of Mr Horace Marryat.Chaffers 1891 · p.520
Another marked example was in the South Kensington Museum, presented by M. Christian Hammer of Stockholm.Chaffers 1891 · p.520
Further Marieberg marks are given by Mr G. H. Strale in his notice of the Rörstrand and Marieberg keramic fabriques of the eighteenth century.Chaffers 1891 · p.520

Why this differs from other listings

Chaffers points onward rather than pretending completeness: he names G. H. Strale's notice on Rörstrand and Marieberg as where the fuller set of marks is recorded. That is a citation a reader can follow, and more useful than a partial list presented as the whole.

The source page

Page 520 of Chaffers 1891, the source for this entry — Chaffers 1891, p.520 — public domain, from archive.org/details/marksmonogramson00chaf (leaf n539). Check the transcription against it.

What this entry does not establish

Chaffers does not caption the individual crown marks on this page, so this entry does not date or distinguish them.
Three crowns is the arms of Sweden and appears on more than one Swedish works. It is not diagnostic of Marieberg on its own.