For your consideration is a stunning, exceptionally rare Antique Art Deco Lusterware Tea Service manufactured by White Block in Germany (associated with J.L.B. & S. export lines) dating to the late 1920s to early 1930s.

Known primarily for their iconic kitchen canister sets, finding a complete, coordinated porcelain tea service featuring the official green White Block fan backstamp is an incredible find for any serious collector of European porcelain or Art Deco styling.

The set features a mesmerizing, opalescent mother-of-pearl iridescent glaze accented by highly stylized, bold geometric black handles and elegant black rim borders.

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THIS SET:
* 1 Teapot with matching lid
* 1 Covered Sugar Bowl with matching lid
* 1 Creamer / Pitcher
* 4 Tea/Coffee Cups
* 6 Saucers (Includes 2 extra matching saucers!)


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Please review all high-resolution photos carefully as they serve as the primary description of condition. Glaze/Luster: The iridescent finish retains a beautiful, bright pearlescent sheen and is in very good condition.Trim: The stylized black trim and accents throughout the set are in good condition. Excellent vintage condition with absolutely no chips, cracks, or structural repairs. Normal light shelf wear on the unglazed base rings consistent with a 90+ year old antique. Manufacturing Details: There are some typical factory imperfections present inside the tea cups, including raised iron spots and small black dots trapped underneath the glaze. These are original manufacturing characteristics from the early 1900s firing process and do not impact the structure of the porcelain.

Origin:
Germany

Materials & Techniques:
Ceramic

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

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Please review all high-resolution photos carefully as they serve as the primary description of condition. Glaze/Luster: The iridescent finish retains a beautiful, bright pearlescent sheen and is in very good condition.Trim: The stylized black trim and accents throughout the set are in good condition. Excellent vintage condition with absolutely no chips, cracks, or structural repairs. Normal light shelf wear on the unglazed base rings consistent with a 90+ year old antique. Manufacturing Details: There are some typical factory imperfections present inside the tea cups, including raised iron spots and small black dots trapped underneath the glaze. These are original manufacturing characteristics from the early 1900s firing process and do not impact the structure of the porcelain.