Wiinblad, Björn Copenhagen 1918 - 2006 Lyngby, Danish painter, designer and stage designer. Coffee/tea set ''Lotus'', E: 1970s, form and decor: modeller Hans Wohlrab, A: Rosenthal, 2nd h. 20th c., Porcelain, glazed, matte rosé background with ornamental relief bands of stylized leaves, 31-pcs. set. consisting of: a coffee pot, a teapot, 6 coffee cups, 6 tea cups, 12 cake plates, a round cake plate, a pourer, a small bowl and 2 teapots, each with underglazed green maker's mark on the bottom, 1x with press mark, 1x with black onglaze stamp ''studio-line: form lotus, design: Björn Wiinblad'', h (total.): up to ca. 23 cm (coffee pot), D: up to 28,5 cm (cake plate). Min. traces of use, teapot with hairline cracks on the bottom.

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