Art Deco teapot and cups by Alfred Lohse – Bauhaus design around 1930 – Bad Schmiedeberg stoneware factory

This exceptional service (teapot with 4 cups and 5 saucers) is a true collector's item from the early 20th century—designed by Alfred Lohse and manufactured in the Bad Schmiedeberg stoneware factory around 1930. Its minimalist design, clear lines, and characteristic spray-decorated stripes make it a prime example of the combination of Art Deco and Bauhaus aesthetics.

Design features:
Harmonious round shape with elegantly curved handle and short spout
Horizontal stripes in the spray decoration – typical for the Bad Schmiedeberg manufactory
Blue and white colours – stylish, timeless and decorative
Original from the 1930s – a piece of design history for your home

Background on Alfred Lohse & Bad Schmiedeberg:
Alfred Lohse was the founder and creative mind behind the Bad Schmiedeberg stoneware factory, established in Saxony in 1920. Under his leadership, the factory developed into an insider tip for high-quality fine ceramics with a clear, functional design language – entirely in keeping with the Bauhaus movement. The products were particularly popular in Scandinavia, where the simple elegance and systematically applied color lines without floral ornamentation were particularly appreciated.

Condition: Used - with slight chipping on the edge. An authentic vintage piece with character.

Ideal for:
Collector of Bauhaus design and Art Deco ceramics
Lovers of historical tea culture
Stylish home accessories with history
Gift for design enthusiasts