Vintage European designer serveware — porcelain coffee and tea sets by Arzberg, Raymond Loewy for Rosenthal, and Matteo Thun, 1950s–1980s.
Serveware
$1,150.00 / setStunning Memphis-style Seven-piece porcelain tea set ‘Fantasia’ with ‘Carre Noir’ decor by Matteo Thun for Arzberg Porzellan, Germany. The set contains a tea pot with lid, two cups with saucers, a milk vessel and a sugar container with lid, marked (dimensions displayed for the tea pot).
priced as a set of 7
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$85.00 / itemwonderful set of tea/coffee cups from the ‘Chromatic’ series, designed by Gerald Gulotta for Arzberg Porzellan, Germany between 1971-73. The cups are part of the ‘Goldbraun’ sub series with the color markers ‘10304’ (orange/yellow) and ‘10708’ (orange/red). Please provide your color preference when placing an order.
priced individually
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$280.00Fantastic Memphis post-modern stack tea-for-one set from the “Fantasia” line by Arzberg, designed by Matteo Thun, a contemporary of Ettore Sottsass, loop handles, tripod cup feet, stamped on bottom.
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$275.00 / itemwonderful double dip bowls from the ‘Chromatic’ series, designed by Gerald Gulotta for Arzberg Porzellan, Germany between 1971-73. These double bowls are great for small snacks and dips. One of the bowls is part of the ‘Goldbraun’ sub series and the second is part of the ‘Graubeige’ color series. (please specify the color when placing an order)
priced individually
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$350.00 / setwonderful set of tea/coffee cups from the ‘Chromatic’ series, designed by Gerald Gulotta for Arzberg Porzellan, Germany between 1971-73. The cups are part of the ‘Goldbraun’ sub series with the color markers ‘10304’ (orange/yellow) and ‘10708’ (orange/red).
priced as a set of 4
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$550.00 / setwonderful set of porcelain plates from the ‘Chromatic’ series, designed by Gerald Gulotta for Arzberg Porzellan, Germany between 1971-73. The plates are part of the ‘Goldbraun’ sub series with the color markers ‘10812’ (3x plates) and ‘10711’ (3x plates).
priced as a set of 6
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- $325.00 / set
wonderful set of shallow breakfast bowls from the ‘Chromatic’ series, designed by Gerald Gulotta for Arzberg Porzellan, Germany between 1971-73. The bowls are part of the ‘Goldbraun’ sub series with the color markers ‘10005’ (2x bowls), ‘10007’ (1x bowl) and ‘10008’ (1x bowl).
priced as a set of 4
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- $950.00 / set
Stunning 11-piece porcelain tea/coffee set ‘Sicilia’ form 3000 ceramic set by Hans Theo Baumann for Arzberg Porzellan, Germany. The set contains a tea/coffee pot with lid, a small casserole pot with lid (both fireproof), four cups, a milk vessel and a sugar container with lid, marked (dimensions on request, displayed for the tea pot only).
priced as a set of 11
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- $375.00 / set
Wonderful white porcelain oil and vinegar serving bottles by Arzberg, Germany, with cork caps, multilingual signage, marked.
priced as a set of 2
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- $580.00 / set
minimalist three-piece porcelain coffee set 'Novum 65' by Hutschenreuther, Germany, cobalt blue/white, released between 1968 and 1970, marked
priced as a set of 3
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- $1,800.00 / set
Grey and white porcelain 20 piece after dinner coffee set Rosenthal 2000 Secunda, coffee server, sugar bowl and creamer and complete set of service with six cups, six saucers and six cake plates
priced as a set of 20
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- $780.00 / set
Wonderful Memphis-style tea set ‘City-Scape’ by Lutz Rabold for Arzberg Porcelain, Germany including one tea pot and lid (9.5in x 7.5in x 5.5in), one creamer (3.5in x 4.25in x 3.0in), one sugar bowl and lid (4.5in x 3.0in x 3.0in), two tea cups (2.5in x 3.0in) with saucers (5.5in) in white porcelain and two cake plates (8.0in) in black porcelain, marked.
priced as a set
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