Coral Mokka Set in Style from Dorothy Draper from 1930s

Porcelain tea set, model Sahara from the porcelain manufactory Epiag Royal, Czechoslovakia. Company Epiag, later included in the Carlsbad manufactory, is ...

Ceramic tee set "Wilhemine" from 1920s produced in Germany. Designed with flowing glaze pattern, typical for this period.  

Colourful mokka set of 4 cups with saucers, sugar bowl, coffee pot and milk pitcher in ceramic. All pieces are in a very good condition.

Ceramic pipe-ashtray, glazed in coral, blue and off white. Manufactured in 1930s in Czechoslovakia. In a very good condition.

Any porcelain made at the Pinxton porcelain factory is rare, but to find a complete tea service is even rarer! This wonderful service was made around...

Art Deco Tuppack breakfast set (1808-1945).

Stackable tea set in glazed orange ceramic, designed in the 1960s by the Finnish designer Liisi Beckmann for Gabbianelli. Consisting of: 2 teapots, 3 tea cups and a sugar bowl. ...

Beautiful and rare set of the coffee pitcher, sugar bowl with lid, and twelve sets of the round dish with coffee cup plus twelve dessert round plates in ceramic, designed by Paul McCobb for the "Contempi" line, Jackson Ceramics, Japan late 1950s. The set is orange and white, a very striking retro combination of colors. All 38 pieces are in very good shape. Paul McCobb was born in 1917 in Medford, Massachusetts. He moved from Boston to New York to pursue his dream of becoming a designer. When it came to designing he was completely self-taught with a very minimalistic approach to object creation influenced by Scandinavian design as well as the “Shaker” style in furniture making. Perspective and scale became the trademark for McCobb's designs, his tables, shelves, lamps, and other daily used articles...