Einrich Bavaria - Table service for 12 (70) - Porcelain

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Description from the seller

Refined antique dining service crafted in fine German porcelain from the renowned Heinrich Germany manufactory (Villeroy & Boch Group). The service stands out for its elegant silhouette, adorned with a vivid perimeter band in a red-purple/bordeaux hue, enclosed and finished with fine gold fillets and detailing in gleaming 24-carat gold. The handles of the tureen, sauce boat, and cups feature harmonious shapes with rich contrasting gilding. A neoclassical, warm, and sophisticated service, perfect for dressing the table with great distinction.

Composition of the Lot
- 1 salad bowl 25ø
- 1 tureen 26ø
- 1 sauce boat with spoon 23x15
- 2 small oval serving plates 23x14
- 1 round serving plate 31.5ø
- 2 oval serving plates 41x30; 36x26
- 24 flat plates 25ø
- 12 soup plates 24ø
- 10 small plates
- 8 coffee cups 5ø
- 8 coffee saucers 11ø

Brand History
Founded in Selb in 1896 by Franz Heinrich, the Heinrich manufactory has historically been one of the pioneering luxury porcelain companies in Germany. Acquired in 1976 by the renowned Villeroy & Boch group, Heinrich has always maintained an exceptionally high standard in porcelain translucency and in the richness of gold and enamel decorations, becoming synonymous with elegance and lasting durability.

Condition Report
The service is in generally good vintage condition, with the following details to note for full transparency:
- The porcelain and colors retain a splendid overall brilliance.
- Gold trim: Some plates show the gold edge slightly faded along the rim due to use and age.
- Small flaws: There is a chip on one flat plate and a chip on one soup plate. The rest of the service, including the special pieces and tureens, is intact and in excellent condition.

Shipping
Shipping will be carried out via trackable express courier. Packaging will be meticulously prepared to ensure complete protection of every item: all pieces will be individually wrapped in high-density bubble wrap and shipped inside double-wall reinforced cardboard boxes.

Seller's Story

Vintage ceramics and porcelains are often worked and decorated with masterful precision and delicacy, they are objects of timeless charm, the result of knowledge handed down and widespread. From a historical and cultural point of view, they represent an extraordinary combination of craftsmanship and art, which takes the form of works of rare beauty. An authentic passion that drives me to identify shapes, models and decorations and to identify a possible or certain dating of the objects through a continuous study of sources and archives.
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Refined antique dining service crafted in fine German porcelain from the renowned Heinrich Germany manufactory (Villeroy & Boch Group). The service stands out for its elegant silhouette, adorned with a vivid perimeter band in a red-purple/bordeaux hue, enclosed and finished with fine gold fillets and detailing in gleaming 24-carat gold. The handles of the tureen, sauce boat, and cups feature harmonious shapes with rich contrasting gilding. A neoclassical, warm, and sophisticated service, perfect for dressing the table with great distinction.

Composition of the Lot
- 1 salad bowl 25ø
- 1 tureen 26ø
- 1 sauce boat with spoon 23x15
- 2 small oval serving plates 23x14
- 1 round serving plate 31.5ø
- 2 oval serving plates 41x30; 36x26
- 24 flat plates 25ø
- 12 soup plates 24ø
- 10 small plates
- 8 coffee cups 5ø
- 8 coffee saucers 11ø

Brand History
Founded in Selb in 1896 by Franz Heinrich, the Heinrich manufactory has historically been one of the pioneering luxury porcelain companies in Germany. Acquired in 1976 by the renowned Villeroy & Boch group, Heinrich has always maintained an exceptionally high standard in porcelain translucency and in the richness of gold and enamel decorations, becoming synonymous with elegance and lasting durability.

Condition Report
The service is in generally good vintage condition, with the following details to note for full transparency:
- The porcelain and colors retain a splendid overall brilliance.
- Gold trim: Some plates show the gold edge slightly faded along the rim due to use and age.
- Small flaws: There is a chip on one flat plate and a chip on one soup plate. The rest of the service, including the special pieces and tureens, is intact and in excellent condition.

Shipping
Shipping will be carried out via trackable express courier. Packaging will be meticulously prepared to ensure complete protection of every item: all pieces will be individually wrapped in high-density bubble wrap and shipped inside double-wall reinforced cardboard boxes.

Seller's Story

Vintage ceramics and porcelains are often worked and decorated with masterful precision and delicacy, they are objects of timeless charm, the result of knowledge handed down and widespread. From a historical and cultural point of view, they represent an extraordinary combination of craftsmanship and art, which takes the form of works of rare beauty. An authentic passion that drives me to identify shapes, models and decorations and to identify a possible or certain dating of the objects through a continuous study of sources and archives.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
70
Material
Porcelain
Manufacturer/brand
Einrich Bavaria
Country of origin
Germany
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
60 cm
Width
40 cm
Depth
40 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
Sold by
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Objects sold
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