GORGEOUS VINTAGE(1969) HUTSCHENREUTHER SELB LHS GERMANY 22K GOLD GILT RIM WHITE PORCELAIN TEA POT

HIGH CLASS VINTAGE(1969) HUTSCHENREUTHER SELB LHS LION MARK GERMANY 22K GOLD GILT RIM WHITE PORCELAIN FAT TEA POT

A HIGH CLASS VINTAGE (1969) HUTSCHENREUTHER SELBLHS LION MARK GERMANY 22K GOLD TRIM WHITE PORCELAIN FAT TEA POT WITH MATCHING LID.

YOU MIGHT SAY BUT IT IS ONLY A WHITE COFFEE POT WITH NO COLOUR BUT LOOK CLOSER. IT HAS A RAISED WHITE ON WHITE LINEAR DESIGN ALL AROUND. IT IS THE SIGN OF A HIGH CLASS PORCELAIN COMPANY.

WITH GOLD GILT ALL AROUND THE EDGES. BEAUTIFULLY DONE. A VERY ELEGANT TEA POT INDEED. IN A RARELY SEEN NEAR PERFECT VINTAGE CONDITION.
MARK: ITS MARKED HUTSCHENREUTHER SELB LION LHS GERMANY IN GREEN ON BOTTOM. THIS TEA POT IS FROM 1969.
CONDITION: NEAR PERFECT CONDITION. GOLD GILT RIM STILL IN VERY GOOD CONDITION WITH ALMOST NO GILT LOSS.
SIZE 16CM WIDE WITH HANDLE 22CM HIGH WITH LID
More about Hutschenreuther:
The Hutschenreuther porcelain company was established in1814 in the Bavarian town of Hohenburg by Carolus Magnus Hutschenreuther. He employed artists, craftsmen and sculptors from across Europe to ensure a high quality of workmanship and product was achieved.
In 1857 his son Lorenz Hutschenreuther opened his own independent factory in the town of Selb where his growth and reputation were to far exceed that of his father. 'Hutschenreuther of Selb' (or Hutschenreuther A.G.) became the first German porcelain company to be able to compete with the likes of Haviland and Wedgwood. Rapid growth was maintained by purchasing the assets ofother porcelain factories throughout Germany.
In 1969 'Hutschenreuther of Selb' purchased all the assets previously owned by the original company established by Carolus Magnus Hutschenreuther. Hutschenreuther became a single company.
PLEASE ALSO SEE MY OTHER ITEMS. HAVE A COFFEE POT AND TWO PLATTERS BY HUTSCHENREUTHER ALSO ON SALE THIS AUCTION.

WHY A COFFEE POT AND NOT A TEA POT? A coffeepot differs from a teapot mainly in shape. A coffee pot is usually tall and slender, while traditional teapots are more globular in shape.