Tea service “Haarlem” by Ursula Fesca for Wächtersbach | Mid-Century Modern design, 1950s, yellow and black (21 pieces) | Art Deco service

Tea service “Haarlem” by Ursula Fesca for Wächtersbach | Mid Century Modern Design, 1950s, yellow and black (21 pieces)

Elegant and rare "Haarlem" tea service, designed by the German designer Ursula Fesca (1900–1975) for the Wächtersbach stoneware factory. This iconic design from the 1950s exemplifies the clear, functional style of the Mid-Century Modern era.

The tea service impresses with its harmonious design and stylish color combination of matte lemon yellow and deep black. A particularly distinctive feature is the organically curved handle of the teapot with its original rattan grip – a fine detail that underscores the handcrafted nature of the design.

A wonderful set for collectors, design enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates authentic mid-century ceramics. Ideal as a decorative object, for stylish tea drinking, or as a special gift.

Details:
Designer: Ursula Fesca (1900–1975)
Manufacturer: Wächtersbacher Steingutfabrik, Germany
Model: “Haarlem”
Period: circa 1950s
Material: Stoneware, glazed
Colors: Yellow (matte) and black
Style: Mid Century Modern / Bauhaus-inspired
Condition: good, minimal signs of age-related wear - slight chip on the spout of the pot, the inside of the pot has heavy traces of tea residue.