TURLOCK, CA
Details
- Dimensions
- 5.75ʺW × 4.75ʺD × 2.25ʺH
- Styles
- Traditional
- Brand
- Heinrich & Co.
- Period
- 1930s
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
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- Materials
- Gold-Plate
- Condition
- Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections
- Color
- White
- Condition Notes
- Excellent condition with very light wear to the handles of the cups. Excellent condition with very light wear to the handles of the cups. less
- Description
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Vintage 1930s Cranberry red and Ivory tea cup and saucer set with matching desert plate encrusted with gold.
This listing … more Vintage 1930s Cranberry red and Ivory tea cup and saucer set with matching desert plate encrusted with gold.
This listing is for a set of three cups and saucers with matching desert plates.
Features encrusted gold scrolls on a red band trimmed by gold filigree. Beautiful work of true craftsmen.
Pattern: HC1257 by Heinrich - H&C
Saucers are marked H & Co Selb Bavaria Heinrich.
Cups are marked H & Co Selb Bavaria Heinrich - Heinrich Ivory Body Supreme.
MEASUREMENTS:
Cup: 4" top diameter x 4 3/4" rim to handle x 2 1/4" tall
Saucer: 5 7/8" x 5 7/8"
CONDITION:
These are in very good condition with some very light wear to the gold on the cup handles. There are no chips, flea bites, discoloration, marks, repairs or other issues.
From the Northwest Museum Collections website:
"Franz Heinrich was a Bavarian porcelain painter. In 1896, he built a melting pot in his parents’ house in Selb. Initially, he bought whiteware from local porcelain factories, but starting in 1901, he produced his own porcelain. Under his leadership, the Porzellanfabrik Heinrich Selb developed into one of the most important manufacturers in Germany. During the heyday, almost half of the German porcelain production came from the Hutschenreuther, Rosenthal, and Heinrich factories. In about 1930, Heinrich’s company had 500 employees. After the Second World War, Heinrich was the first porcelain producer in West Germany to resume production. Later, he sold his company to the English conglomerate the Slater Walker Group. In 1974, the English Bowater Group took over the company. In 1976, Heinrich Porzellan GmbH was integrated into the Villeroy & Boch brand." less
TURLOCK, CA
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