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VINTAGE CHINA - Walbrzych set from Poland - WHITE WITH GOLD ACCENTS - $100 (Farmingdale)
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The porcelain tea set is a Walbrzych set from Poland, in the "Empire" or a similar pattern, featuring white porcelain with embossed scroll details and gold trim. The manufacturer is often associated with the names Southington by Baum or Royal Kent, which were likely the US importers or distributors of the Polish-made "blanks" which they then decorated.
It includes 12 tea cups but does not include the saucers. It does include the creamer and sugar set. Everything is in mint condition.
Key Characteristics
Manufacturer: The base porcelain was produced in Poland, primarily by Walbrzych or Wawel (which means "castle" in Polish).
Pattern: Common names associated with this distinct fluted or ribbed design and gold trim are "Empire," "Casa Oro," or "Glory".
Material: The set is made of porcelain or fine bone china, known for its bright white appearance and durability.
Details: The pieces have a classic, vintage look with a scalloped edge on some items and a gold trim around the rims and handles.
Dating: These sets are generally considered vintage, with production periods often cited between the 1950s and 1990s.