Which ancient civilization created the first documented branded products with maker's marks to guarantee quality and origin?

While modern product branding seems contemporary, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated marketing techniques and brand identities thousands of years ago. Merchants in ancient markets faced challenges similar to today's retailers - distinguishing their goods, ensuring quality perception, and building customer loyalty. This trivia explores how ancient civilizations practiced early forms of product branding, retail management, and consumer marketing before the modern era.

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Mesopotamia (circa 3000 BCE) - with cylinder seals stamped on clay containers of oils and wines
Ancient Egypt (circa 2700 BCE) - with hieroglyphic symbols on pottery identifying royal workshop sources
Ancient Rome (circa 200 BCE) - with stamped marks on amphorae indicating wine vineyard origins
Ancient China (circa 1000 BCE) - with inscribed bronze vessels showing artisan workshop lineage