KPM, Berlin Imperial - Table service for 12 (40) - Gold Insects&Trim - Porcelain

Rare antique imperial tea and coffee service complete with 12 people. Porcelain lovers call it white gold. This brand was also shared by Frederick the Great, King of Prussia who in 1763 gave the Koenigliche the royal blue scepter symbol.
Description: Floral Embossed Rim, Gold
Insects&Trim
Pattern: KPM201 by KPM
Status: Not Known
designed by Trude Petri in 1938, when she brought a Bauhaus influence to several new shapes for KPM. The Feldblume (Wild Flowers) pattern was designed as a simplified version of 17th century pewter plates using a wide border. In 1940, Gerhard Gollwitzer added raised flowers and insects to the wide border. The plates were available to order in four variations: solid white, white with gold trim, white with gold trim and insects also with gold trim, and white with hand-painted flowers and insects in pastel colors. All decorated pieces are individually painted and signed with the artist's mark.
12 cups h 5 x diameter without handle 10. 70 cm
12 saucers diameter 15. 40
12 desert dishes
1 cake serving plate diameter 29. 40
1 teapot coffee pot h 14 x 24 with spout and small handle, almost invisible chipping under the spout, easily restored
1 sugar bowl h 5. 50 x 9. 10
1 side panel h 6. 50 cm x 9
In excellent condition, practically never used, the photographs do not convey the elegance and beauty of this magnificent service