Art-deco bohemian porcelain tea or coffee

Moritz zdekauer in altrohlau: tea service or bohemian porcelain coffee composed: A pourer. A creamer; A sugar bowl; Six cups; Six cups; And six dessert plates. The altrohlau factory, now star role near karlovy vary in the czech republic, was founded in 1810 by benedikt hassler. Purchased in 1823 by august novotny, the factory was sold at auction in 1884 and moritz zdekauer of prague then acquired it. The buffer on the service is specific to the period 1918-1939. Carafe. Height: 22 centimetres. Length: 21 centimetres. Neck diameter: 8.5 centimetres. Belly diameter: 11 centimetres. Base diameter: 7.7 centimetres. Creamer. Height: 12 centimetres. Length: 10.5 centimetres. Basic diameter: 5 centimetres. Sugar. Height: 14 centimetres. Length: 18 centimetres. Belly diameter: 10.5 centimetres. Cups. Height: 5 centimetres. Length: 10.5 centimetres. Neck diameter: 8.4 centimetres. Basic diameter: 4 centimetres. Saucers. Height: 2 centimetres. Diameter: 14 centimetres. Plates. Height: 2 centimetres. 18 X 18 centimetres. The three serving pieces, the six cups, the six cups and the six plates in perfect condition. Shipping, by "colissimo", under particularly protective packaging to ward off any risk of breakage.