VERY RARE WW2 ERA HUTSCHENREUTHER HOHENBURG 1944 MARK 22 PIECE INGEBORG PINK ROSE PATTERN TEASET

VERY RARE WW2 ERA HUTSCHENREUTHER HOHENBURG 1944 MARK 22 PIECE INGEBORG PINK ROSE PATTERN TEASET

A VERY RARE HUTSCHENREUTHER HOHENBURG 1944 MARK GERMANY 22 PIECE TEASET. INCLUDES A LIDDED TEAPOT, CREAMER, SUGAR POT, 6 TEACUPS, 5 SAUCERS AND 6 SIDEPLATES.
 
THE MARK DATES FROM THE LAST TWO YEARS OF WORLD WAR 2 FROM 1944 TO 1945. HUTCHENREUTHER WAS A GERMAN AND PRODUCED PORCELAIN RIGHT THROUGH THE WARTIME YEARS.
 
THE SET HAS SOME DAMAGAGE BUT IT WAS BORN IN A TIME OF CONFLICT SO NO WONDER. IT WAS ALSO CLEARLY USED THROUGH THE YEARS WITH THE SUGAR POT STILL FILLED WITH SUGAR.
 
THE PATTERN NAME IS INGEBORG WITH SCATTERED PINK ROSES AND A GREEN TRIM ON THE  RIMS, HANDLES AND SPOUTS.
 
MARK: ITS MARKED HUTSCHENREUTHER HOHENBURG 1944 GERMANY INGEBORG. THIS MARK WERE USED BETWEEN 1944 AND 1945 DURING THE WORLD WAR 2. IT IS RARELY SEEN. I CANNOT FIND ANOTHER SET WITH THIS MARK ONLINE.
 
SIZES AND CONDITION:
LARGE LIDDED TEAPOT 22CM WIDE FROM SPOUT TO HANDLE 20CM HIGH UP TO LID FINIAL
MILK CREAMER 12,0CM WIDE FROM SPOUT TO HANDLE 10,0CM HIGH
SUGAR BOWL 14,0CM WIDE FROM HANDLE TO HANDLE 10,5CM HIGH
6 x TEACUPS 11,0CM WIDE UP TO HANDLE 5,5CM HIGH
5 x SAUCER 12,5CM DIAMETER 1,5CM HIGH
6 x SIDEPLATES 17,2CM DIAMETER 2,0CM HIGH

CONDITION: A RIM CHIP TO ONE OF THE 5 SAUCERS. A RIM CHIP TO ONE OF 6 SIDEPLATES. NO CHIPS TO TEACUPS. A LARGE CHIP TO BASE OF CREAMER. ONE HANDLE OF SUGAR BOWL BROKEN OFF. LID FINIAL OF TEAPOT BROKEN OFF. HAIRLINE CRACK TO SPOUT OF TEAPOT VISIBLE.

MORE ABOUT HUTSCHENREUTHER (1814 - 2000):
The Hutschenreuther porcelain company was established in 1814 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 of other 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 under the name Hutchenreuther AG.
In the late 1990s, Hutschenreuther AG comprised 15 production sites with a workforce of over 6000 employees.
In 2000, Hutschenreuther became part of the Rosenthal Division of the Wedgwood Group. Rosenthal continues to use Hutschenreuthers trademark.
 
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