RKG Tea Set from Early Czechoslovakia ca. 1918-1925 – Bohemian Porcelain
RKG Tea Set from Early Czechoslovakia ca. 1918-1925 – Bohemian Porcelain
Ziggy's Collection
Elegant antique tea set by Rudolf Kämpf Grünlas from early Czechoslovakia, crafted in the first years following the end of the First World War.
This matching set consists of a generous teapot with lid and a small milk or cream jug, made of refined Bohemian porcelain with colorful floral decoration and richly applied gold accents.
The red RKG crown mark refers to Rudolf Kämpf Grünlas, a renowned porcelain manufacturer from Bohemia. The set likely dates to circa 1918-1925, placing it within the early export period of the newly formed Czechoslovakia.
The soft ivory-white base, elegant shapes, and warm gold tones give the set a classic look that fits perfectly within the interwar tableware art of Central Europe.
Specifications:
- Rudolf Kämpf Grünlas (RKG)
- Bohemian porcelain
- Early Czechoslovakia
- Circa 1918-1925
- Antique/interwar
- Floral decoration
- Gilded details
- Includes original lid
- Teapot + milk/cream jug
- Teapot height approx. 23 cm
- Beautiful antique condition
- Small chip on the pouring rim of the jug
An atmospheric and historically interesting tableware ensemble from a vanished European state.