Porcelain teacup and saucer set titled 'Katharina 20003' by Weimar Porzellan

Weimar Porzellan was established in 1799 in Weimar, Germany, and became renowned for producing high-quality porcelain tableware. The Katharina pattern 20003, featuring cobalt blue and gold decoration, was produced circa 1948-1949 in the post-war period, representing the company's return to luxury porcelain production. This pattern showcases the Rococo revival style with elaborate gilt floral motifs on a deep cobalt blue ground, characteristic of mid-20th century European fine china. The Katharina pattern appeals to collectors of vintage European porcelain, particularly those who specialize in German ceramics and post-war luxury tableware. These pieces are valued by fine china enthusiasts and collectors of Rococo-style decorative arts for their exceptional craftsmanship, rich cobalt coloring, and intricate gold detailing. The pattern remains highly sought after in the vintage tableware market for its elegance and historical significance as a symbol of post-war European craftsmanship revival.