This rare and unique pattern of china was designed by the industrial design firm of Raymond Loewy for Rosenthal China Corporation out of Selb, Germany in 1952. It was officially brought to market in 1955 and was retired in 1965. This particular pairing of, "Charcoal" and "Script" patterns is currently part of the Minneapolis Institute of Art's Modernism Collection.

This set is comprised of, "Charcoal" cups that are made of delicate eggshell like porcelain with a matte black finish and a gloss glazed white interior. The plates, saucers, creamer and sugar bowl are from the, "Script" pattern and have a delicate swirl or script design in the centers of each and are finished as glazed porcelain.

Set includes:
(10) "Charcoal" Matte Black Cups, Measurements: 4.5"d x 3.5"w x 2.75"h
(9) "Script" White Saucers with Black Pattern, Measurements: 6"d x .75"h
(9) "Script" White Luncheon Plates with Black Pattern, Measurements: 7.5"d x .75"h
(7) "Script" White Dinner Plates with Black Pattern, Measurements: 10.5"d x 1"h


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: One plate has a very small sliver chip on the rim. The remaining pieces are in great condition, show wear consistent with the age of the set. There are some finer areas of the plate patterns that show very minor wear.

Creator:
Brand: Rosenthal; Artist: Raymond Loewy; Designer: Raymond Loewy

Materials & Techniques:
Charcoal, China

Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: Unknown

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; One plate has a very small sliver chip on the rim. The remaining pieces are in great condition, show wear consistent with the age of the set. There are some finer areas of the plate patterns that show very minor wear.