Limbach, Saxe-Meiningen. This manufactory was also under the direction of Gotthelf Greiner. It was established about 1762.
Fig. 160 is painted with flowers; mark, two letters L crossed; diameters 4⅞ and 8¼ in.
Gera. A manufactory was founded here about 1780.
Fig. 161.—Sugar Basin.
Fig. 161 is painted with festoons of pink flowers; mark, G in blue; height 6¼ in.
Fig. 162.—Cup, Cover, and Saucer.
Fig. 162 is grained in imitation of oak, with medallions painted with views, “Schloss aus dem Kohlenhofe” on cup, and “Lauchstaedt vor dem Brunnen” on saucer; signed, “Rühlig Fec”; mark, G in blue; diameters 3 and 5¼ in.
Baden-Baden. A porcelain manufactory was established in 1753 by the widow Sperl and workmen from Höchst, with the patronage of the reigning Margrave, under Pfälzer. It ceased in 1778.