Hutschenreuther a.o. - mixed lot - approx. 59 pieces consisting of: Hutschenreuther, blue lion mark, approx. 57 pieces with "Blue Onion Pattern" decor, consisting of: 2x coffee pot, 1x sugar bowl, 4x coffee cup (1x damaged) with 8x saucer (2x damaged), 5x egg cup plate, 6x small bowl (dca. 13.5cm), 5x small plate (Dca. 16cm), 21x openwork confectionery plate (Dca. 11cm), 3x openwork plate (Dca. 18 / 22cm), 2x single-flame candlestick (Hca. 8cm); overall with traces of age. Comes with: 1x round handle plate with polychrome floral decoration and gold staffage, rubbed and with signs of age, dca. 30cm. Comes with: ceramic, 1x large lidded box with polychrome decoration, lid knob probably restored, with signs of age, hca. 26cm.

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