Set of 10 "LAMM" Dresden luncheon plates, hand painted and signed, has monogram, French country side with courting scene, 9 1/2in D This mark was used by Ambrosius Lamm, a decorator who opened a studio in Dresden, Germany, in 1887. He decorated porcelain made by the famous manufacturers in Meissen, Germany. He is known for decorating in both the Meissen and Vienna styles. His unique monogram, a figural lamb over the word "Dresden," was often used on ceramics along with either the crossed swords Meissen mark or blue beehive Vienna mark.