Bavaria - hertel jacob - Tea service (23) - Creamware





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Elegant complete Hertel Jacob Bavaria tea service, refined German craftsmanship active in the postwar period, made in fine high-quality porcelain dating roughly to the 1950s–1960s, a time when European style began to become cleaner, lighter, and more modern. The service stands out for its soft, harmonious lines, well-proportioned forms that convey balance and elegance, while the porcelain appears thin, bright, and pleasant to the touch, a sign of careful workmanship typical of Bavarian production.
The floral decoration is one of the most interesting elements of the service, composed of delicate and stylized motifs that recall natural elements without appearing heavy or excessive, with green leaves in light shades and small flowers with thin petals in pink and purple tones, accompanied by very fine black lines that give movement and lightness to the overall composition, creating an elegant and contemporary effect for the era. This type of decoration, more minimalist than traditional sets, keeps the set current even today and easily matches modern contexts.
The gold finishes applied along the rims of the cups, saucers, teapot, milk jug, and sugar bowl further enhance the service by adding a touch of refinement without weighing down the design, with a subtle gilding that catches the light and highlights the shapes of the various elements. The teapot features an elegant silhouette with a slender spout and ergonomic handle; the milk jug and sugar bowl maintain the same harmonious style, creating a cohesive and well-considered whole, while the cups are light and well balanced, designed for pleasant use as well as aesthetic appeal.
The service consists of ten cups (diameter 7.5 cm, height 5 cm) with ten saucers (diameter 12 cm), one teapot with lid (width 22.5 cm and height 20.5 cm), one sugar bowl with lid (diameter 13 cm and height 9 cm) and one milk jug (diameter 12.5 cm and height 10 cm), making it complete for ten people.
Overall, it is in good general condition with normal signs of aging, especially on the gilding, consistent with the piece’s age and not compromising its elegance or functionality.
This is a service that joins quality, aesthetics, and history, perfect for both elegant daily use and as a collectible or display piece, capable of enhancing any table or setting with its refined, timeless style.
Elegant complete Hertel Jacob Bavaria tea service, refined German craftsmanship active in the postwar period, made in fine high-quality porcelain dating roughly to the 1950s–1960s, a time when European style began to become cleaner, lighter, and more modern. The service stands out for its soft, harmonious lines, well-proportioned forms that convey balance and elegance, while the porcelain appears thin, bright, and pleasant to the touch, a sign of careful workmanship typical of Bavarian production.
The floral decoration is one of the most interesting elements of the service, composed of delicate and stylized motifs that recall natural elements without appearing heavy or excessive, with green leaves in light shades and small flowers with thin petals in pink and purple tones, accompanied by very fine black lines that give movement and lightness to the overall composition, creating an elegant and contemporary effect for the era. This type of decoration, more minimalist than traditional sets, keeps the set current even today and easily matches modern contexts.
The gold finishes applied along the rims of the cups, saucers, teapot, milk jug, and sugar bowl further enhance the service by adding a touch of refinement without weighing down the design, with a subtle gilding that catches the light and highlights the shapes of the various elements. The teapot features an elegant silhouette with a slender spout and ergonomic handle; the milk jug and sugar bowl maintain the same harmonious style, creating a cohesive and well-considered whole, while the cups are light and well balanced, designed for pleasant use as well as aesthetic appeal.
The service consists of ten cups (diameter 7.5 cm, height 5 cm) with ten saucers (diameter 12 cm), one teapot with lid (width 22.5 cm and height 20.5 cm), one sugar bowl with lid (diameter 13 cm and height 9 cm) and one milk jug (diameter 12.5 cm and height 10 cm), making it complete for ten people.
Overall, it is in good general condition with normal signs of aging, especially on the gilding, consistent with the piece’s age and not compromising its elegance or functionality.
This is a service that joins quality, aesthetics, and history, perfect for both elegant daily use and as a collectible or display piece, capable of enhancing any table or setting with its refined, timeless style.

