Glossy Black Tea-For-One Tea Pot Vanity with a gracefully scalloped rim

with a gracefully scalloped rim

In 1920 the star mark continued to be used but with the addition of “fine bone china” beneath the Paragon name

In 1929 Bauscher became part of the Hutschenreuter group

Lombardy pattern which was released in the early 1920’s and discontinued at the beginning of the 1930’s

The mugs have no damages and seem to be in unused condition

Glossy Black Tea-For-One Tea Pot Vanity with a gracefully scalloped rimThe item is a stunning little glossy black tea for one porcelain tea pot. The tea pot is designed in the classic ball round shape with a lift on of lid. The little tea pot is not marked or stamped. The tea pot is in perfect condition with no damages. Height with finial: 10. 5 cm, Height of spout: 9 cm, Height of handle: 8. 4 cm, Height of rim: 8. 6, Diameter of base: 6. 6 cm, Diameter of rim: 6. 6 cm, Spout to handle: 16. 8 cm