This unique Rosenthal breakfast set from the 1920s consists of a cup (height 6 cm, rim diameter 10 cm), saucer (diameter 15 cm), and dessert plate (diameter 19 cm), all crafted from high-quality, bright white glazed porcelain with a smooth, lustrous surface. Each piece features hand-painted, multicolored floral motifs: vivid yellow, deep blue, soft pink, orange, and red flowers with green leaves, arranged in decorative garlands around the rims. The ensemble is further distinguished by broad, glossy gold bands encircling the edges and bases, as well as the elegantly angular, gold-accented handle of the cup. The saucer and dessert plate are octagonal, reflecting the geometric tendencies of early Art Deco, while the cup presents a gently flared form with a subtly faceted, gilded handle – a dialogue between the organic fluidity of late Art Nouveau and the clarity of Deco geometry. Each piece bears the original Rosenthal mark from the era. The set is in excellent condition, showing no signs of use, damage, or restoration. This porcelain set echoes the spirit of the interwar years: a period when breakfast could become a quiet ritual and tableware was an invitation to appreciate artistry in everyday life. The hand-painted floral garlands recall a longing for nature and the joy of color, while the geometric forms of the plates suggest a fascination with order and modernity. The gold accents catch the morning light, as if the porcelain whispers of the refined ambiance of Berlin cafés and domestic parlors, where every gesture held significance. Such a set could be used for intimate, daily breakfasts as well as for special occasions over tea. It would harmon
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Height6 cm
Width10 cm
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Width10 cm
Height6 cm
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