Blue & White (Echt Kobalt) Colditz Porcelain Tea Trio Decor expanding to Shoreham Street Works

expanding to Shoreham Street Works (1880) and to a new factory in Carver Street (1901)

Tea cup height of rim: 7

In 1997 Libbey Inc

Height with handle: 20 cm

Blue & White (Echt Kobalt) Colditz Porcelain Tea Trio Decor expanding to Shoreham Street WorksWhite Colditz clay was already used prior to 1730 as one of Boettger porcelain (Meissen) ingredients. In 1804 Colditz Thomsberger & Hermann established a ceramics factory. Mass producing porcelain started in this East German city after 1948, when communist authorities decided to establish a factory here; VEB Porzellanwerk Colditz. In 1969 it was transformed into VEB Porzellancombinat Colditz, which lasted until the fall of the Wall. After German