Antique Hermann Ohme Porcelain Teacups - Set of Three circa 1900-1920 Made in Germany vintage caribbean folk art this trio of vintage brass

this trio of vintage brass plant holders comes graduated in size from small to large

Ideal for juice

that was the mission of Roy Andries de Groot (1910-1983)  when he set out to publish a cookbook in 1966

the tray itself is very apparent in its high quality of craftsmanship

Antique Hermann Ohme Porcelain Teacups - Set of Three circa 1900-1920 Made in Germany vintage caribbean folk art this trio of vintage brass{HISTORY} Made by the Hermann Ohme Porcelain factory in Silesia, Germany between 1900 1920, these delicate rose teacups feature the prettiest color palette. Hand decorated in shades of blush, raspberry, pale butter, pale mint, dove grey and pine green, each cup is a gorgeously unique work of art. Operating from the early 1880s to 1930, Hermann Ohme produced a bevy of the prettiest German porcelain for the European, British, and American markets. Known