Vintage Ct Altwasser Porcelain Tea

This exquisite Antique porcelain from Carl Tielsch Altwasser features a beautiful pattern of pastel pink flowers on a light green background. The set includes a tea cup, saucer, and a little pot from 1975 and has the name lewy on bottom and is perfect for cream or , all adorned with a heavy gilt border and hand-painted details. Made in Silesia, Germany in the early 1900s, this set is a true antique and a unique addition to any collection. The delicate and intricate details of this set showcase the Victorian style of the era, and the craftsmanship is evident in every aspect. The Eagle mark on the backstamp signifies the originality and authenticity of the piece. This is a must-have for any collector of decorative pottery and glassware. Will combine shipping on most multiple purchases, there will be an adjustment of price due to weight and it may have to ship in bigger box, but it will save you money.  I recommend insurance on fragile /breakable items or Priority ship on these items.  I pack very well but unfortunately when package leaves my property, the safety of your parcel is out of my hands.   If you do have parcel damage you will need to contact me  to file a claim with carrier or contact Ebay, Thank you Cari Items are in good condition ,see pictures measurement is 5.5" saucer and 2,3/4" round cup, and the little pot looks like a sprinkle can and is 3" tall and 5.5" from spout to handle end. Any flaws will be photographed or described. Items stored in a smoke free environment please ask questions so there is no misunderstandings Please leave feedback when you receive your item, it is greatly appreciated! Please pay within the 5 day period as required by ebay but you can contact me if you need more time. I buy items from estate sales, so bookmark me as I have a huge inventory of vintage and more. I ship the next day after item is paid. Thank you for looking at our items and if you buy thank you very much for the business I will be listing a lot of vintage or unusual items everyday.