If you like the look of silver without the constant polishing, this set solves that problem in porcelain rather than metal.
Maker: Believed Franz Neukirchner Porcelain Works (Waldershof, marked “N”)
Materials: Porcelain with silver overlay
Origin: Waldershof, Bavaria, Germany
Era: Vintage, 1950s–1960s (estimated)
Dimensions: Sugar with Lid 4.5" tall (including lid), 5.25" wide (handle to handle); Creamer 3.5" tall (at spout), 4.0" wide (spout to handle)
Condition: Excellent vintage condition — no issues found. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
White porcelain is adorned with gleaming silver overlay, backstamped “Waldershof Bavaria N Germany, Handarbeit (hand-work).” Based on research, the “N” is believed to indicate Franz Neukirchner Porcelain Works, with production estimated to the 1950s or 1960s.
Sure to enhance any tea or coffee service with a touch of elegance.
Franz Neukirchner's Waldershof factory operated from the 1920s to the 1970s, gaining popularity in the 1950s for designs incorporating gold and, soon after, silver overlay techniques. The company closed in 1977 following Neukirchner's death and subsequent financial difficulties.
A gracious gift for anyone drawn to Bavarian porcelain with a distinctive metallic finish.
