Coffee service "Kurland" 18-piece; 6 coffee cups with saucers, 6 cake plates and 2 dinner plates, cream jug, sugar bowl, 2 confectionery bowls. So-called "Kurland" (or "Kurland pattern"). Classicist form with surrounding border with pearl rods in relief and cloth suspension on a turquoise ground. Gold rim and gold decoration. Accompanied by a bread plate and dessert bowl with flower painting. Sceptre and painter's mark. Plate d. 15 cm - 26 cm. An 18-piece coffee part set "Kurland". Sceptre and painter's mark. In addition: bread plate and dessert plate. KPM-Berlin. 2nd half 20th century

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