#2701 MZ Austria Chocolate Cup

The mark is for Moritz Zdekauer, Altrohlau, Austria, 1884-1909.  (Source:  Pages 56 and 373 of Rontgen's and page 16 of Directory of  European Porcelain).  Gorgeous little chocolate cup decorated with beautiful transfer roses.  Excellent condition.  An old treasure!!! 

Saucer is 5" diameter.  Cup is 3 1/8" tall x 1 7/8" across top opening

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Item #2701

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SOLD#1918 T. K. Thun Bohemia Czechoslovakia Demicup and SaucerSOLD

Pre-WW II -- 1939 or earlier.   The mark is dated from 1918-1939 from Count Thun's Porcelain Factory.So very dainty, elegant, and sheer -- holding up to the light, the light shines through -- a sign of very fine porcelain.  The pieces are beautifully detailed with heavy gold trim.  The cup measures approximately 2 1/2 inches diameter by 2 1/4" tall.  The saucer is 5 inches diameter.  Excellent condition -- very minor pin-head size loss of gold here and there on inside gold ring of saucer.  Priced accordingly.

Item #1918

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SOLD#2744 Czechoslovakian Coffee SetSOLD

The mark is dated to c.1930-1935 and is that of Schmieger & Sons of Schonfeld, a decorating studio in Carlsbad, Bohemia, Czechoslovakia.   (Sources:  Directory of European Porcelain by Ludwig Danckert, page 413; and Keramik-Marken Lexikon,1885-1935 Europa by Dieter Zuhlsdorff, page 293).  Pretty soft green with Love Story figural transfer scenes on fronts and backs of all pieces.  Nice gold trim.  Excellent condition. Coffee Pot = 5 3/4" to rim of neck and 7" to top of finial on lid.  Sugar = 2 7/8" to rim of neck and 4" o top of finial on lid.  Creamer = 2 3/4" tall

Item #2744

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SOLD#2604 Czechoslovakia Breakfast SetSOLD

The blue mark with the crown is that of Schneider & Co. of Altrohlau, Bohemia, Czechoslovakia, 1904-1945 (page 84 of Kovel's).  The other mark is dated to c.1930-1935 and is that of Schmieger & Sons of Schonfeld, a decorating studio in Carlsbad, Bohemia, Czechoslovakia.  (Sources:  Directory of European Porcelain, Ludwig Danckert, page 413; and Keramik-Marken Lexikon,1885-1935 Europa by Dieter Zuhlsdorff, page 293).  Therefore, this set is c.1930-1935.  Beautiful Love Story figural scenes on every piece.  10 pieces as follows:  Demipot (5 1/2" tall to top of lid), Teapot (3 3/4" tall to top of lid), Sugar (3 1/4" tall to top of lid), Creamer (2 3/4" to top of spout), Egg Cup (3 1/2" tall), Bread Plate (6 1/4" diameter), Cereal Bowl (6 1/8" diameter), Snack Plate (6 3/4" diameter), Coffee Cup and Saucer, Toast Rack (5/14" x 2 1/2" x 3" tall to top of handle).  As shown in the pictures, the bread plate also serves as a saucer for the egg cup and the snack plate as a saucer for the cereal bowl.  A real beauty of a little set!!  Excellent to perfect condition.  SOLD

Item #2604

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SOLD#2359 Victoria China Tea Set CzechoslovakiaSOLD

This beautiful tea set was made by Victoria Porcelain Factory, Schmidt & Co. Altrohlau, Bohemia, Czechoslovakia, in business c.1883-1945.  This mark was used 1918-1939.  (Source:  Marks on German, Bohemian, and Austrian Porcelain by Rontgen, pages 173 and 374).  It is decorated with beautiful violets in transfer.  There are 6 cups (2 3/4" tall) and saucers; 6 plates (6 1/4" diameter); 2 bowls (5 1/4" diameter); 1 creamer and 1 teapot ( 4 1/2" high).  This old tea set is in excellent condition for its age, but it is NOT PERFECT.  There is a fleabite size nick on the edge of one cup.  Another cup has a rough place on the edge of the rim (I've tried to capture it in two photographs).  Also, there is slight wear on some of the gold trim on the rims of some of the pieces.  One bowl appears to have been repaired on one part of the inside wall of the bowl -- does not show from the outside.  Overall, these are not major flaws, but just want to be sure to be make full disclosure as to condition.  The set is beautiful for display and flaws are not readily visible.  SOLD