Rare German fine porcelain service from the first three years of the 20th century consists of six cups (H. 5.5 cm) + under saucer (D. 11 cm), white polished porcelain painted outside with cobalt and 24k gold in "wave pattern", volutes, all gilded within, marked: Weimar made in GDA Echt Weimar Kobalt Teapot (H. 22 cm x 20 cm), white polished porcelain painted outside with cobalt and 24k gold in "wave pattern", volutes, all gilded white within, marked Weimar made in GDA Echt Weimar Kobalt Harmonie 7262/37 Milk jug (H. 8.5 cm x 11.5 cm), white polished porcelain painted outside with cobalt and 24k gold in "wave pattern", volutes, all gilded white within, marked Weimar made in GDA Echt Weimar Kobalt Harmonie 7262/37 Sugar bowl (H. 10 cm x D. 10.5 cm), white polished porcelain painted outside with cobalt and 24k gold in "wave pattern", volutes, all gilded white within, marked Weimar made in GDA Echt Weimar Kobalt Harmonie 7262/37 Plate (D. 18.5 cm) white polished porcelain biscuit barrel, painted outside with cobalt and 24k gold in "wave pattern", volutes, all gilded white within, marked Weimar made in GDA Echt Weimar Kobalt Katharina 20003/54, specific signature of the period 1948-1949 only Tray (34.5 cm x 14.5 cm), rectangular white polished porcelain painted outside with cobalt and 24k gold in "wave pattern", volutes, all gilded white within, marked Weimar made in German Democratic Republic Echt Weimar Kobalt 1 "Weimar Porzellan" registered trademark 1928 Until now the refinement of this white ceramic is still considered a science The treasured festive cobalt blue gives the material a unique aura, especially if decorated with delicate gold ornaments The name Weimar is also associated with so-called "Weimar Republic", name given to the Government of Germany in the period from 1919 to 1933, i.e. since the end of World War I to the taking of power by the National Socialists In excellent condition with no chips, cracks or scratches