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This vintage 1970s demitasse cup and saucer is marked "Schmidt, Leart, Made in Brazil." South American porcelain with Old World roots — clean, elegant, and quietly distinguished.
Maker: Porcelana Schmidt (Leart line)
Materials: Porcelain
Dimensions: Standard demitasse size, 2–3 oz
Origin: Brazil
Era: 1970s
Condition: Vintage, used, excellent condition, no issues noted. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
It suits fans of understated botanical china, anyone building a collection of global porcelain houses beyond the usual European and Japanese names, and gift recipients who prefer clean, elegant patterns over busy florals.
Porcelana Schmidt was founded in 1945 in Brazil by German immigrants who brought their homeland's porcelain-making traditions to South America, eventually growing into the largest fine china manufacturer on the continent. The Leart line reflects that European inheritance filtered through a distinctly Brazilian sensibility — large, simplified white blossoms trail among blue and green leaves and vines.
If you're drawn to porcelain with a strong maker story, our Tirschenreuth and Seltmann Weiden demitasse pieces trace a similar German lineage, just without the Brazilian detour.
