The age is thought to be after 1960.
Teapot, cup and saucer, creamer, lidded sugar bowl, tray.
The teapot capacity is approximately 1500ml when filled to the brim.
The creamer capacity is approximately 140ml when filled to the brim.
There seem to be several levels of gold gilding on the Kurland pattern. There are patterns where gold gilding is applied to both the dotted rim and the ribbon garland. In this set, only the dots have gold gilding, and the garland part is white. There are also versions without any gold gilding.
The presence of gold gilding significantly changes the impression.
This square tray does not have gold gilding.
Commissioned by the Duke of Courland from KPM, this design was created in 1790. The Duchy of Courland was a small state that existed in what is now western Latvia from the 16th to the 18th century.
It is a country with a dramatic and interesting history.
There is very little wear from use, and it is a vintage item in very clean and good condition.
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In good vintage condition
after 1960
