Villeroy & Boch - Christine Reiner - Tea kettle - Acapulco - Steel - Rarity - very good

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The Acapulco collection from the Villeroy & Boch porcelain manufactory is a coveted collectible that has delighted porcelain enthusiasts worldwide for many years.

The distinctive features of the Acapulco series are the colorful floral decoration and the striking design. The hand-painted floral motifs on the porcelain give every piece a unique and individual charm. The vibrant colors and the playful pattern make the dinnerware a true eye-catcher on any table.

The high quality and exclusive design of Acapulco have made the collection a sought-after collectible. Porcelain lovers appreciate the timeless elegance and the handcrafted perfection that characterizes each piece.

The item on offer is a very rare teapot/kettle made from a robust steel enamelled body, with a heat-resistant plastic handle and a black lid.

The teapot/kettle was designed for stoves and gas burners with a capacity of 2.0 l.
- dishwasher safe
- heat resistant.

The kettle is in excellent, unused condition. It has only been used for display purposes. Without damage, chips, cracks, or lime buildup.

Please note: The lid shows slight signs of wear, more like scratches or wear.

1 x kettle, 2.0 l
Height: 20.0 cm, Diameter: 17.0 cm

Images are part of the description.
For a better representation of colors and contours, the first and last image were AI-generated.

Shipping is carried out well-packaged and insured with tracking.
All information has been provided to the best of our knowledge.

The Acapulco collection from the Villeroy & Boch porcelain manufactory is a coveted collectible that has delighted porcelain enthusiasts worldwide for many years.

The distinctive features of the Acapulco series are the colorful floral decoration and the striking design. The hand-painted floral motifs on the porcelain give every piece a unique and individual charm. The vibrant colors and the playful pattern make the dinnerware a true eye-catcher on any table.

The high quality and exclusive design of Acapulco have made the collection a sought-after collectible. Porcelain lovers appreciate the timeless elegance and the handcrafted perfection that characterizes each piece.

The item on offer is a very rare teapot/kettle made from a robust steel enamelled body, with a heat-resistant plastic handle and a black lid.

The teapot/kettle was designed for stoves and gas burners with a capacity of 2.0 l.
- dishwasher safe
- heat resistant.

The kettle is in excellent, unused condition. It has only been used for display purposes. Without damage, chips, cracks, or lime buildup.

Please note: The lid shows slight signs of wear, more like scratches or wear.

1 x kettle, 2.0 l
Height: 20.0 cm, Diameter: 17.0 cm

Images are part of the description.
For a better representation of colors and contours, the first and last image were AI-generated.

Shipping is carried out well-packaged and insured with tracking.
All information has been provided to the best of our knowledge.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Rarity - very good
Number of objects
1
Country of Origin
Luxembourg
Manufacturer/ Brand
Villeroy & Boch
Designer/artist/maker
Christine Reiner
Model
Acapulco
Material
Steel
Colour
Multicolour
Style
Mid-century modern
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
20 cm
Width
22 cm
Depth
17 cm
In Working Order
Yes
Estimated period
1976 - 1994
GermanyVerified
1796
Objects sold
98.2%
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