Antique English Blue Danube Tea Service, 1915 for sale at Pamono

Description

Blue Danube tea set from the early twentieth century. Product in good condition with small wear caused by age and use. The “Blue Danube” brand was born in the late 19th century in Austria, at a time when porcelain production reached a high level of artisanal and artistic perfection. The name “Blue Danube” refers to the famous river that crosses central Europe, evoking an atmosphere of elegance and refinement, much appreciated in the ceramics of the time. “Blue Danube” porcelains are famous for their classic decorative pattern, which features delicate flowers hand-painted or printed in an intense blue on a white surface. These patterns usually reproduce stylized flowers, leaves and other natural elements, with a design that recalls a sober but refined elegance. Porcelain is usually produced in simple and harmonious shapes, such as plates, cups, vases and other tableware. The contrast between the bright white of the porcelain and the intense blue of the decoration creates a very pleasant and refined visual effect, ideal for the mise en place of formal occasions or to add a touch of class to any type of environment.