
Porcelain tea set with pink rose garland pattern by Graf von Henneberg (JLMenau), pattern HEP12
Selling Price
$45
History
This tea set was produced by JLMenau porcelain manufactory in Thuringia, Germany, under the Graf von Henneberg brand. The factory operated in the German Democratic Republic (GDR) during the mid-20th century, producing fine porcelain tableware with delicate floral patterns that reflected traditional German ceramic artistry. The HEP12 pattern features characteristic pink rose garlands with gray-blue accents and gold trim on ribbed white porcelain bodies. Vintage German porcelain tea sets are highly sought after by collectors of European ceramics and those who appreciate mid-century tableware. These sets appeal to enthusiasts of traditional tea service, vintage home décor collectors, and admirers of GDR-era manufacturing. The delicate hand-painted floral motifs and quality craftsmanship make these pieces valued both for display and occasional use, representing an era of Eastern European porcelain production that combined affordability with refined aesthetic appeal.
Origin
Thuringia, Germany
Maker
Graf von Henneberg (JLMenau)
Time period
circa 1950-1970