For your consideration is a fabulous selection of over 30 pieces of KPM (Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur) Berlin's much sought after "Arkadia" pattern. This sleek, minimalist white porcelain is quite delicate and each piece is embellished with a bisque (unglazed) medallion depicting a variety of symbols. This collection was first manufactured for KPM in 1938 and was designed by Trude Petri and Siegmund Schütz. The collection being offered includes the following:

(4) Bouillon Cups & Saucers in the "Bacchantin" Variation. These stunning double-handled soup cups are decorated with a cameo of a nude woman gently holding a bunch of grapes. The bowls measure 6" from handle to handle and are 2 1/16" in height. The soup saucers measure 6 3/4" in diameter.

(5) Additional Bouillon without Saucers in the "Bacchantin" Variation. Cups are as described above.

(6) Tea cups & saucers with (2) in the "Muschel" variation, (2) in the "Panflote" variation and (2) in the "Delphin" variation. The teacups measure 4 1/2" from handle to opposite rim and are 2" in height. Saucers measures 6 1/2" in diameter.

(4) Teacup saucers (no teacups) with (1) saucer in the "Arhen" variation, (1) saucer in the "Thyrsusstab" variation and (2) in the "Fische" variation. Saucers measure 6 1/2" in diameter.

(7) Mocha cups & saucers with (2) in the "Daphnis" variation, (2) in the "Leander" variation, (2) in the "Chloe" variation and (1) in the "Hero" variation. Saucers measure 5 1/4" in diameter and cups are 2" in height and measure 3 3/16" from handle to opposite rim.

(3) Mocha cup saucers (no cups) with (1) in the "Rahel" variation and (2) in the "Jacob" variation. Measurements sames as above.

(1) 7 3/4" plate with unidentified medallion.

This grouping would retail (direct from manufacturer) for over US$3,000.00 (without shipping). The group weighs 14 pounds, 5 ounces.

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Items are in excellent condition with no breaks, chips, cracks, excessive wear or repair except for the following: one teacup has a very small knick at the rim just above the handle (not where one would drink from). Additionally, the (2) extra mocha saucers in the "Jacob" variation have small stable hairlines that are barely visible. These pieces are still useable with appropriate use and care. Please see all images and entire listing for more information on condition.

7.75 x 6.5 x 6.75 in

229 oz