Heinrich & Co. - Coffee service (39) - Porcelain





Add to your favourites to get an alert when the auction starts.
Catawiki Buyer Protection
Your payment’s safe with us until you receive your object.View details
Trustpilot 4.4 | 140943 reviews
Rated Excellent on Trustpilot.
Description from the seller
White porcelain service consisting of:
13 dessert plates with a diameter of 19.3 cm
13 cup saucers with a diameter of 16 cm
13 coffee cups, height 7.5 cm × diameter 9.1 cm.
The dessert plate, each one different from the others, features an elegant rural landscape painted by hand in monochrome style (sepia tones or black) at the center, enclosed by an inner festooned or fluted edge with gold trim and a blue band also edged in 24-carat gold. The footed cup, also characterized by a delicate black landscape decoration and rich gold detailing on the rim, base, and on an elaborate and shaped handle. Green mark under the base: Heinrich & Co. Bavaria Germany. The cup saucers, with the inner crested border decorated in gold, enclose at the center a monogram painted with stylized interlaced letters in blue and gold tones. The black cursive signature under the factory mark corresponds to the artist's monogram visible on the front plate scene. Estimated production period: mid 20th century (circa 1939–1960), based on the back mark
White porcelain service consisting of:
13 dessert plates with a diameter of 19.3 cm
13 cup saucers with a diameter of 16 cm
13 coffee cups, height 7.5 cm × diameter 9.1 cm.
The dessert plate, each one different from the others, features an elegant rural landscape painted by hand in monochrome style (sepia tones or black) at the center, enclosed by an inner festooned or fluted edge with gold trim and a blue band also edged in 24-carat gold. The footed cup, also characterized by a delicate black landscape decoration and rich gold detailing on the rim, base, and on an elaborate and shaped handle. Green mark under the base: Heinrich & Co. Bavaria Germany. The cup saucers, with the inner crested border decorated in gold, enclose at the center a monogram painted with stylized interlaced letters in blue and gold tones. The black cursive signature under the factory mark corresponds to the artist's monogram visible on the front plate scene. Estimated production period: mid 20th century (circa 1939–1960), based on the back mark

