Need info on a man&woman figurines marked DEP 7939? Depose and Deponiert:and other French and German marks Occasionally in the world of antiques, you may come across a mark, DEP, which could mean either Depose or Deponiert. This mark is commonly found on German or French bisque dolls, celluloid, porcelain, jewelry, glass or metal goods. Dep stands for the German word Deponiert which means registered, or copyright. Dep is also a shortened form of Depose which is French for registered.Without knowing a manufacturer or country of origin, it is safe to say that if your item is marked DEP, it is most likely of French or German manufacture. This guide with help you translate some of the most common words that are found or may be found on French or German antiques and vintage collectibles.
Here is a short list of other words related to patents or other markings found on German antiques:1978
The age of a Capodimonte figurine is measured by examining the figurine for marks which signify the era in which it was made. You can learn about the marks and which era and, roughly, which year the figurines were made in at the About website.
If it is marked West Germany it was produced between about 1948 and 1990.
The American Spirit Eagle figurine was made by the Bradford Exchange and sold through the Hamilton Collection. The figurine retailed for about 30 dollars.
Most likely a ROHM
Its made of resin.
Most likely ROHM or RG.
Herbert Schmidt Company.
The American Spirit Eagle figurine was made by the Bradford Exchange and sold through the Hamilton Collection. The figurine retailed for about 30 dollars.
Straw.
I have one that was pre war, mint condition, fired only once, made by Heckler.. Richard
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