What is this china mark?

Factual Questions
1

I have been going quietly bananas over this. I feel I should know it and the colours in the design are familiar. It dates from c 1970’s.

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k289/foraboard/003.jpg
http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k289/foraboard/002-1.jpg

2

I can’t tell you, but I can suggest you post it on the eBay chat forums. Those folks selling china and porcelain would know in a heartbeat.

3

This page isn’t very well set up for quickly cycling from image to image, but it does seem to have tons of marks from all over the world:

http://www.oldandsold.com/pottery/usa1.shtml

I went through the USA and didn’t see it, but you might want to double-check if you don’t find it among the other nations.

4

Is that second picture the manufacturer’s logo? Are there any words with it?

5

The best place to start is www.replacements.com but it’s difficulty to find anything if you aren’t sure of the manufacturer’s name.

6

Yes, second picture is the backstamp, and no, there aren’t any words with it. IMHO the feel of it is continental European.

It would be a help if any-one could “interpret” the letters any differently from me; I see “RMWR” or some combination of those.

7

I see the same, but the two R’s also form a Spade shape (like from a deck of cards) or a circus tent or even a rooftop like at the Kremlin.

8

The ebay people win it:

M. W. Reutter, Denkendorf, Germany. Mark used 1948 to present
(Oooooooooh the relief!!)