Porzellanfabrik Schirnding - Tea service - Porcelain - Art Deco
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Art Deco porcelain tea service from the 1920s, manufactured by Porzellanfabrik Schirnding in Germany, featuring a white body with orange décor and including a 19 cm high coffee/tea pot, a 9 cm milk jug, a 10 cm sugar pot, two cups and two saucers, all in good used condition with minor signs of aging.
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Art Deco porcelain tea service from the 1920s.
Origin: Porzellanfabrik Schirnding.
Beautiful design and bright orange decoration.
Here you have a splendid Art Deco tea or coffee service from the 1920s. The bright white porcelain is literally from head to toe decorated with orange winding lines. The design is both graceful and sleek, fitting the Art Deco era in which this service was made.
The service consists of:
1 coffee- or tea pot with lid; 19 cm high and long (from handle to spout). 10 cm deep.
1 milk jug; height 9 cm, length 10 cm, depth 6.5 cm.
1 sugar pot with lid; height 10 cm, length (handle to handle) 14 cm, depth 9 cm.
2 teacups; height 5.5 cm, length 12 cm, diameter 10 cm.
2 saucers; height 2.5 cm, diameter 14.5 cm.
On the bottom all parts bear the maker's mark PS SCHIRNDING in a crest. Below that Bavaria and a model number. This mark dates from the period 1909-1925.
In almost perfect condition!
1 saucer and one teacup show a hairline crack in the wall.
History of Schirnding:
From 1904 white earthenware was produced at Schirnding AG, founded by Lorenz Reichel as a porcelain painting company. From 1909 the name Porzellanfabrik Schirnding was used. In 1995 it merged with porcelain factories Kronester and Seltmann.
Schirnding is a market town in the district of Wunsiedel in the Fichtelgebirge, Bavaria, Germany.
The photos are part of the description.
Packaging is done very carefully and securely!
For environmental reasons we reuse packing materials as much as possible.
Art Deco porcelain tea service from the 1920s.
Origin: Porzellanfabrik Schirnding.
Beautiful design and bright orange decoration.
Here you have a splendid Art Deco tea or coffee service from the 1920s. The bright white porcelain is literally from head to toe decorated with orange winding lines. The design is both graceful and sleek, fitting the Art Deco era in which this service was made.
The service consists of:
1 coffee- or tea pot with lid; 19 cm high and long (from handle to spout). 10 cm deep.
1 milk jug; height 9 cm, length 10 cm, depth 6.5 cm.
1 sugar pot with lid; height 10 cm, length (handle to handle) 14 cm, depth 9 cm.
2 teacups; height 5.5 cm, length 12 cm, diameter 10 cm.
2 saucers; height 2.5 cm, diameter 14.5 cm.
On the bottom all parts bear the maker's mark PS SCHIRNDING in a crest. Below that Bavaria and a model number. This mark dates from the period 1909-1925.
In almost perfect condition!
1 saucer and one teacup show a hairline crack in the wall.
History of Schirnding:
From 1904 white earthenware was produced at Schirnding AG, founded by Lorenz Reichel as a porcelain painting company. From 1909 the name Porzellanfabrik Schirnding was used. In 1995 it merged with porcelain factories Kronester and Seltmann.
Schirnding is a market town in the district of Wunsiedel in the Fichtelgebirge, Bavaria, Germany.
The photos are part of the description.
Packaging is done very carefully and securely!
For environmental reasons we reuse packing materials as much as possible.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Art Deco
Country of origin
Germany
Manufacturer/brand
Porzellanfabrik Schirnding
Material
Porcelain
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
19 cm
Width
19 cm
Depth
10 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
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