German Tea Set Blue Gold

A beautiful German porcelain coffee or tea cup set, with creamer and sugar, in white with touches of gold and blue.

An elegant 18-piece tea service by Fürstenberg, Germany, produced in the West Germany period and decorated with delicate hand-painted blue floral bouquets on fine white porcelain.

Vintage Coffee service for 12 person, 42 pieces from the famous AK Kaiser manufactory West Germany, Romantica Collection, Monte Carlo series, 1970-1980s. The service made of high q...

Meissen Gilt Traveling Tea Service, 29 pieces Circa 1735-40 This magnificent Meissen traveling tea service is extraordinary in so many ways. To find such a stunningly gilt, complete...

Exquisite set of six contemporary Japnese gilded hand-painted Porcelain dessert plates in vivid red, blue and green generously decorated with gold, with an intricate flower and gold ...

A beautiful and elegant Italian black and gold porcelain coffee or tea cup and saucer by designer Richard Ginori, circa mid-20th century, 1960s, Italy. With maker's mark on bottom of...

Rare ceramic tea service for six in a very elegant light blue shade with decoration refined in pure gold, it was designed by Antonia Campi and manufactured by Laveno Ceramica in Verb...

A very fine 19th century Berlin KPM Porcelain Royal five-piece cobalt-blue and 24-carat gold parcel-gilt coffee set. The finely painted and decorated two-serving suite comprising of ...

Meissen porcelain Rich Court Dragon cups and saucers, Germany 1960s Meissen porcelain cups and saucers in box with the Rich Court Dragon pattern. The six porcelain cups and saucers ...

Meissen porcelain Rich Court Dragon cups and saucers, Germany 1960s Meissen porcelain cups and saucers in box with the Rich Court Dragon pattern. The six porcelain cups and saucers ...

An Important Early Meissen Porcelain Teapot, Ca. 1735-40: Finely Painted with Chinoiserie Trading Scenes and Gilt Decoration An exceptional and important early Meissen porcelain tea...

Sèvres Double Handled Cup, Cover and Stand, 1791 Sèvres is the most prominent name in French Porcelain, but it was not the first. Porcelain had been manufactured in France to suppl...

1950s gorgeous white, blue and gold tea set/coffee set in Bavaria Porcelain.

Tea solitaire set of six pieces made of porcelain with a white background and elaborate overglaze painting and gold decoration.

This contemporary ring features a natural cushion-cut blue sapphire, 3.73 carats, 11.4x8.2 mm, set in 18 karat yellow gold. It belongs to the Tea collection, which was featured in Vo...

A decorative set of four German porcelain oval dishes marked IPF Germany, richly ornamented with raised molded detail, cobalt blue accents, pink floral reserves, and gilt decoration.

It is known for producing high-quality tableware, coffee sets, and tea sets, often featuring classic decorations, pure gold, and an elegant style typical of Bavarian craftsmanship.

Dimensions: 1 tea pot + lid: H = 16,5 cm / 6.49 in 1 milk jug: H = 10,5 cm / 4.13 in 1 sugar bowl + lid: H = 10,0 cm / 3.93 in 6 cups: ...

This is a Meissen porcelain coffee service “Neuer Ausschnitt" shape with hand-painted floral bouquets., a cobalt blue rim, and gilded edges. The set includes a coffee pot, tea pot, c...

The lacy frameworks outside painted scenes known in German as Laub- und bandelwerk in red, gold or puce, were often used.

a real beauty and an absolute rare piece as this is the luxury gilded edition of Schumann Kobalt floor vase range a very elegant Porcelain SCHUMANN Arzberg midcentury Classic Floor...

Lovely midcentury dinner service designed by Raymond Loewy for Rosenthal (Germany). Fine porcelain that has a lovely irridencent blue band that is outlined by gold (gilded) bands.

a statement china set. At the back of each plate marked with small numbers hand painted in gold paint and each are stamped with Rosenthal Phoenix.

Meissen service, consisting of 25 pieces: 1 mocha pot with lid, 1 milk jug, 1 lidded sugar bowl, 1 small bowl, 1 tea caddy, 1 bottle for rose essence, 6 cups, 6 saucers, 6 dessert pl...

There were fewer pieces in the tableware set than usual, and the blue colour was not decorative but covered the whole piece as did the embossed pattern of the design.

There were fewer pieces in the tableware set than usual, and the blue colour was not decorative but covered the whole piece as did the embossed pattern of the design.

There were fewer pieces in the tableware set than usual, and the blue colour was not decorative but covered the whole piece as did the embossed pattern of the design.

There were fewer pieces in the tableware set than usual, and the blue colour was not decorative but covered the whole piece as did the embossed pattern of the design.

To this day, the most successful designs of the 1930s are the Urbino, Urania and Arkadia (originally a tea set designed in honor of KPM's 175th anniversary) created by Trude Petri.

There were fewer pieces in the tableware set than usual, and the blue colour was not decorative but covered the whole piece as did the embossed pattern of the design.

There were fewer pieces in the tableware set than usual, and the blue colour was not decorative but covered the whole piece as did the embossed pattern of the design.

There were fewer pieces in the tableware set than usual, and the blue colour was not decorative but covered the whole piece as did the embossed pattern of the design.

There were fewer pieces in the tableware set than usual, and the blue colour was not decorative but covered the whole piece as did the embossed pattern of the design.

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