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Magnificent 15-piece antique tea service 'Peacock' – Société Céramique Maastricht – 12-person – 1935-1950

A splendid, authentic and fully homogeneous tea service from the renowned Dutch manufacturer Société Céramique Maastricht. It concerns the highly sought-after and classic 'Peacock' decor, executed in a refined gray/charcoal transferware style with a beautifully detailed motif of peacocks and flowers.
Unique to this set is that all pieces bear exactly the same black factory stamp (stylized lion with the text 'Made in Holland' and 'Peacock'). This proves that this is an original, time-true set from the period 1935-1950 that was purchased together at the time and was not assembled from loose pieces later on.

The service consists of 15 pieces:

* 12x Cup and saucer (saucer diameter: ca. 14 cm)
* 1x Large teapot with lid
* 1x Sugar pot with lid
* 1x Milk jug / creamer

Condition:
The set is in a beautiful, display-case-worthy condition. No major damages, restorations, or large chips. Given the age of 75 to 90 years, there is occasional light, characteristic crazing under the glaze, which adds to the authentic vintage appearance of this Maastricht pottery. The delicate lid-knobs, handles, and the spout of the teapot are completely intact.
The lot will be packed with the utmost care, double-walled, and with ample protective material (bubble wrap), and shipped insured.

Magnificent 15-piece antique tea service 'Peacock' – Société Céramique Maastricht – 12-person – 1935-1950

A splendid, authentic and fully homogeneous tea service from the renowned Dutch manufacturer Société Céramique Maastricht. It concerns the highly sought-after and classic 'Peacock' decor, executed in a refined gray/charcoal transferware style with a beautifully detailed motif of peacocks and flowers.
Unique to this set is that all pieces bear exactly the same black factory stamp (stylized lion with the text 'Made in Holland' and 'Peacock'). This proves that this is an original, time-true set from the period 1935-1950 that was purchased together at the time and was not assembled from loose pieces later on.

The service consists of 15 pieces:

* 12x Cup and saucer (saucer diameter: ca. 14 cm)
* 1x Large teapot with lid
* 1x Sugar pot with lid
* 1x Milk jug / creamer

Condition:
The set is in a beautiful, display-case-worthy condition. No major damages, restorations, or large chips. Given the age of 75 to 90 years, there is occasional light, characteristic crazing under the glaze, which adds to the authentic vintage appearance of this Maastricht pottery. The delicate lid-knobs, handles, and the spout of the teapot are completely intact.
The lot will be packed with the utmost care, double-walled, and with ample protective material (bubble wrap), and shipped insured.

Details

Specific region of origin
Maastricht
Ceramics type
Faience
Style subtype
Jugendstil
Weight
5.5 kg
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Peacock, the services
Number of objects
15
Country of origin
Netherlands
Manufacturer/brand
Societe ceramique meastricht
Designer/artist/maker
Societe ceramique maestricht
Model
Peacock
Material
Pottery
Style
Art Nouveau
Colour
Blue
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
50 cm
Width
35 cm
Depth
15 cm
Decor
Blue and white
Estimated period
1930-1940, 1940-1950
The NetherlandsVerified
Private

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