Lovely vintage porcelain set.
1. Elegant one-stored presenter for desserts with a metal pin. Painter in light-yellow, with flower medaillons.
Mark (period of mid-20th century) belong to a famous Limoges porcelain manufacturer Camille Tharaud. Passionate porcelain and chemistry enthusiast, after the WWI he purchased a factory of Louis Tharaud (not a relative, but a namesake), which was abandoned for many years. He invested in rennovation and modernization, after that he started the production of own high-quality porcelain. Camille Tharaud was known for his experiments with enamels and colours. After 5 years he achieved a huge success and took part in various international exhibitions and French salons.
The condition is excellent, with slight traces of age and small loses of gilding, metal pin on bottom has a tiny age stain (seen on photo).
Height (with pin) 14 cm/ 5.51 in, diameter 21.5 cm/ 8.46 in
2. Beautiful tea trio (cup. saucer and plate) with rich floral pattern.
Mark on the plate belongs to Bavarian porcelain manufacturer Krautheim (period 1945-1977). It was founded in Selb in 1884 by Christoph Krautheim, who initially bought unpainted porcelain items and decorated them. Later his brother-in-law Richard Adelberg joined him. In 1912 Krautheim factory started to crete own porcelain items. The company was closed in 1977.
The condition is excellent, with small traces of age and usage. The plate has a microchip.
Cup: height 5.5 cm/ 2.17 in. diameter 10 cm/ 3.94 in
Saucer: height 1.5 cm/ 0.59 in, diameter 15 cm/ 5.91 in
Plate: height 1.5 cm/ 0.59 in, diameter 20 cm/ 7.87 in
Total weight of lot ca. 820 g/ 28.92 oz
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