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Oscar Schlegelmilch Germany demi tasse cup and saucer | Dark Blue

Product Description

Oscar Schlegelmilch Germany demi tasse cup and saucer 
Dark Blue border

c.1950

Cup | approx 4.5cms (1 3/4") tall
Cup | approx 7cms (2 3/4") diameter
Saucer | approx 11.2cms (4 1/2") diameter

In excellent condition
GUARANTEED free from damage and repair

About Oscar Schlegelmilch

Oscar Schlegelmilch was born in a German town Suhl as a son of known porcelain manufacturer Leonhard Schlegelmilch. Already owning property in the town of Langewiesen located in Thuringia, Germany - he established a factory there. The firm was registered in 1891 and the factory commenced production in 1892 with 200 employees. In 1905 Theodor Conrad Hinrichs became an equal partner in the factory.

In 1914 the enlarged factory exported its products to North America, South America, Nordic countries and Balkans. Employment rose to 300 workers.

The Great Depression seriously limited export as well as domestic sale. In 1936 Oscar Schlegelmilch retired from the business. Sole owner of the factory became Hans Schlegelmilch, Oscar's nephew.

Oscar Schlegelmilch died in 1938 in Köln. In 1952 administration of the business was overtaken by the state (GDR). In 1959 a limited partner in the company became a state owned VEB Porzellanwerk "Graf von Henneberg" Ilmenau. The new partner decided in 1971 to close the Langewiesen factory.

In June 2010 the porcelain museum was opened in factory buildings.

 

Sku: RA-0007578
$ 30.00 AUD
Maximum quantity available reached.