Rörstrand
Stockholm, Gothenburg, Lidköping, now Höganäs, Skåne, Sweden.
Hersteller / Manufacturer.
Rörstrand, founded in 1726, is one of Sweden's oldest manufacturers. Rörstrand founded Arabia, Finland in 1874 to enable trading with Russia. In 1914, Gothenborgs porcelain factory (Göteborgs Porslinfabrik) was bought and Rörstrand moved operations there in 1926, closing down the factory in Stockholm.. After the merger with Lidköpings Porslinsfabrik in 1929, Rörstrand's relocation from Gothenborg to Lidköping began in 1936 and was completed in 1939, becoming Rörstrand's headquarters. Rörstrand became part of the Uppsala-Ekeby Group between 1963 and 1984 and was then bought by the Finnish company Wärtsilä Oy in 1984. In 1987 Wärtsilä Oy bought Gustavsbergs Porslinsfabrik and the Finnish Hackman Group acquired the company in 1990. Rörstrand was purchased by Fiskars in 2007, and has now moved to Höganäs.
Reference: Rörstrand Rörstrand Museum
Side view. N.B. the main tableaus are on the sides, not the front, against normal German practice. 
Capacity mark on the featured stein. 
Ink stamped mark introduced in 1884. In use up until 2000. 
Impressed basemarks on the stein bottom centre. 
Front view. N.B. the main tableaus are on the sides, not the front, against normal German practice. Also the lid is "wrong" being fitted with a pouring lip cover and has been added at a later date.
Basemarks on featured stein, above. 
Porcelain stein from the Arabia arm of Rörstrand. It is thought that this style of decoration, known as "Fennia" was originated for export to the United States and is dated between 1902 and 1917. 
Side view. N.B. the main tableaus are on the sides, not the front, against normal German practice.
Impressed mark introduced in 1884. In use up until 2000. The "111" might be early 1911. 
Ink stamped basemark on the stein bottom centre. 