BAVARIA ROYAL BAYREUTH
CREAMER AND OPEN SUGAR BOWL
Stamped & Marked on Bottom as Such~see photos.
MARK ON BOTTOM WILL DATE THIS PIECE TO AS EARLY AS 1902.
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Sugar Bowl measures aprox. 3 1/8 inches tall x 4 1/2 inches length x 3 inches wide.
Creamer is aprox. 3 3/8 inches tall to top of handle x 4 1/2 inches length x 3 inches wide.
Beautiful set adorned with white daisies n foilage. this antique set has been well taken care of over the years. No chips or obivous chiggers. There is one little 1/4 inch spot on the edge of the creamer that feels a little uneven-but I feel this is the way it was made as the gold gild covering this area looks to be original to the creamer. It is hardly worth the mentioning ~very minor. There is some roughnes on the bottom of each which I think is normal wear.
Royal Bayreuth is one of the first factories, located in Germany, to produce pure, white porcelain ceramics & making it available to those whom were not Royalty. Would look charming with your collections!
Questions or comments are always a welcome and we Thank~You for your interest!~Carol
***please note for all of my listings, that I do purchase all my items for resale from auctions, estate sales and garage sales. I do not know the environment my items have lived in andif theyhave been exposed to sun, mold, dirt, smoke, humidity, pets, dust-ETC. I do try to quicklyclean/dust offthings, unless it interferes with patina, etc. If I detect any foul odors, I will mention it in description. My nose is not real sensitive but Ido try to detect any odors.
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On December 7th, 1941, Japanese pilots dropped a bomb on the Pearl Harbor military base, which is one of the main reasons that drove the United States into World War II. After this incident, many Americans feared that the Axis would attack their soil.
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