Small classicist coffee and tea service with floral decoration for six people. 10-piece set; coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl, tea caddy, 6 cups with saucers. Conical or cylindrical shape, folded handles. Polychrome painting of flowering branches on the wall and in the mirror. Gold decoration. Partial Dreher sign. Bö for Carl Heinrich Böcker. Partially unmarked; manufacturer's mark. Jug h. 12 cm - 21,5 cm. A small 10-piece German porcelain coffee-tea set painted with floral sprays. Partly insignificantly restored. Manufacturer's mark. Fürstenberg. Circa 1790.

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