1950’s Arzberg German Fine Porcelain Saucer With Floral Pattern By Heinrich Loffelhardt Glassware A gentle hammered metal pattern

A gentle hammered metal pattern has been set within a band which decorates the dome while the rim has a beaded motif in repousse craft

The tea plate has tiny spots of colour fading (see picture)

a Regal design which displays a burgundy band decorating the rim

This item is an antique tea pot manufactured by J&G Meakin in the Gainsborough shape and beautifully decorated in Meakin’s Pilgrim pattern

1950’s Arzberg German Fine Porcelain Saucer With Floral Pattern By Heinrich Loffelhardt Glassware A gentle hammered metal patternDesigned by Arzbergs artistic director Heinrich Loffelhardt, appointed in 1952 and winner of the gold medal at the Xth Triennale Milan, this floral pattern is bright and colourful along with gold trim on the rim of the saucer. The range as designed by Loffelhardt was known as a free form fine porcelain range due to the designed shape with which each item was crafted. A careful and natural styled flow of the shapes imbued the series with elegance and