Fraureuth - Art Deco - Chávena de chá (3) - Porcelana

Antique tea set Fraureuth, Germany, Art Deco style, period 1899-1926.
The branding ‘Fraureuth’ refers to the porcelain factory in Fraureuth (Germany).

Tea set of three pairs (cup + saucer + plate). Made of fine porcelain with hand-painted: blue decor with gilded accents. A sample of German porcelain, created in the heyday of the factory Fraureuth.

The bottom of each cup and plate bears the Fraureuth factory stamp, the image of a crown and the inscription ‘Hand-Gemalt’ (hand-painted).

Fraureuth
The business was founded in 1866 by Georg Bruno Foedisch and Arved von Roemer under the name Roemer & Foedisch. In 1891, it was transformed into Porzellanfabrik Fraureuth AG. The company quickly developed into one of the largest German porcelain factories of its time. The factory is known for producing high- quality ware.
In 1916, the art department was founded. in 1919, Porzellanfabrik Fraureuth acquired a porcelain factory in the town of Wallendorf, which was renamed Porzellanmanufaktur Fraureuth, Niederlassung Wallendorf. From 1919 it was used by the Fraureuth company as an art department.

Diameter of the large plate 19cm.
Diameter of the small plate 14cm.
Cup height 5cm.
Cup volume 100ml.