Exquisite Wawel (Made in Poland) Tea Trio Tableware which depicts 18th century landscape

which depicts 18th century landscape with actual British castles and their name and year of setting inscribed at the bottom of the scene

This vintage fine porcelain creamer is beautifully decorated in the Kingsdale maroon cream pattern which displays a maroon band containing gold scroll and leaf patterns directly beneath the rim with gold swag beneath the band

The bowl is stamped underneath Plate Emess SP on B

The firm continued as a family run enterprise until 1976

with no visible damages

Exquisite Wawel (Made in Poland) Tea Trio Tableware which depicts 18th century landscapeThe name Wawel (pronounced vahvull) invokes the images of a romantic 11th century castle in the city of Krakow, Poland. The manufacturer has survived many changes over its long history but the quality of its products has endured through time. The china has been made in the same factory, in what is present day Poland, since 1831. At that time, the region was a part of Silesia, Germany. It was then that Carl Krister began the manufacture of china