April 12, 2024
Boleslawiec Polish Pottery Unikat Signed #'d Tea Cup Strainer Lid Loose Tea Brew
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Boleslawiec Polish Pottery Unikat signed and numbered all in one tea cup with loose tea diffuser/strainer and lid Very pretty blue, green, yellow and white hand painted blueberry/greenery print Piece is stamped with Unikat Boleslawiec Stamp, and is also signed and numbered This gorgeous piece holds 8 ounces and stands 4.25" tall with the strainer and lid, 3 7/8" tall without the insert and lid, and has a diameter of about 3". The diffuser itself is almost 2 1/2" tall Boleslawiec stoneware originated as folk art in the early 1800's It was crafted in the German province of Silesia, now a part of Poland (called Slask in Polish). Inspired by the peacock feather, farmers were instrumental in creating a statement of strength and beauty in each piece of their tableware. Today in a small village of Poland. skilled artisans still individually handcraft and hand paint each piece with the same pride and care used over a century ago, preserving the charm of Old Central Europe. Antique Boleslawiec stoneware can be seen in museums, antique shops, and in private collections throughout Europe. Will pack carefully, ship quickly with economy mail, or choose optional Priority Mail
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