Found these adorable angels at a very upscale estate sale with lots of French and English vintage and antique items. They average about 4-5 inches tall. All have variations of the same mark. I've searched eBay and used Google Lens -- nothing similar. I would so love to know more about them. Thank you!
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My grandmother had her own kiln and ceramic molds. She made lots of different items, including angel figurines similar to these. So, I'm thinking from the initials on the bottom, that these were made by someone doing ceramics. I searched and found nothing by any companies, that did markings like yours.
Thanks for the tips everyone. I received this info from a buyer on ebay. Mystery solved!
You could probably ask the person who had the estate sale about them. I cant find anything
I could be totally off-base but here are my thoughts.
I'm not sure about this mark being a brand name as it really appears to be handwritten. Perhaps these were someone's initials?
I found a figurine with a similar MEM mark community.ebay.com/
In 2014, the owner of the figurine asked for help identifying the manufacturer, but no one was able to help. I do not think that's possible.
They are really very cute. I think that since there are variations in the manufacturer's mark, then most likely these figures were made for more than one year. I'm still digging, but I think the manufacturer is not well known.
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