Krautheim & Adelberg (K&A) tableware, mid-20th century

German porcelain dinnerware by Krautheim & Adelberg. Minimalist design with gilt rims. Dinnerware set including coffee, tea, and serving pieces. Christoph Krautheim founded his own porcelain painting workshop in 1884, which his brother-in-law Richard Adelberg joined as a co-owner four years later. The porcelain painting workshop became one of the largest and most important in Germany and even supplied the Bavarian royal court. In 1912, Christoph Krautheim founded his own porcelain factory, Krautheim & Adelberg. After his death in 1933, his son Richard continued to run the company. Some of the pieces show minor signs of wear and tear typical of their age and use.

Quantity: consommé cups and saucers (13); café au lait cups and saucers (13); coffee cups and saucers (12); large milk jug (1); teapots (2); large jugs or gravy boats (3); small jugs or gravy boats (2); sauce boats with lid (2); sugar bowls with lid (2); small soup bowl (1); medium bowls or soup tureens with lids (2); large soup tureen with lid (1); large salad bowl (1); large tray (1); medium tray (1); small tray (1); smaller trays (2); round trays (2); large plates (23); deep plates (24); dessert plates (16).

Size of dinner plates: 25 cm (x 24); Size of soup bowls: 5.8 x 12.2 cm (x 13); Size of coffee pot: 15.2 x 18.5 cm; Size of large serving dish: 40 x 28 cm