This is a miniature teapot from the German brand Rosenthal, part of the "TAC 02" series.
Dimensions:
Spout to handle: 10 cm
Height: 6 cm (including lid)
Capacity: Approx. 60 cc (filled to the brim)
(Please note that this is a miniature item; do check the size.)
"TAC" is a series that epitomizes the modern design of Rosenthal, a long-established German manufacturer.
Although small, it is crafted with exquisite detail.
It would also make a lovely vessel for soy sauce or vinegar.
The designer is the legendary Walter Gropius, the founding director of the Bauhaus art school.
He is highly popular in Japan as well.
I used to collect miniatures, and this piece is part of that collection.
It does not come with a box, but there are no noticeable scratches or stains. It is in beautiful, glossy condition—looking almost unused.
(Please understand there may be very slight scuffs due to storage or age.
If you are looking for a flawless, brand-new item, please refrain from purchasing.)
I will pack it carefully for shipping.
Thank you for your interest.
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