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Sold Date: 03/07/2011
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ceramics

Auction is for a beautiful 9 1/2" tall Teapot, 11" serving plate, and 6-6" dessert GLORIA plates with lustre finish, red roses, and blue flowers. They are all surrounded with an ornate filigree gold design and trimmed with a gold rim. The back shows a green mark that has a crown with A W in it and under that is a spire that comes out of a bowl or pot with Czecho-Slawakia (spelled exactly as listed) underneath.

It has no chips, cracks or crazing and no usage marks on it. There is some wear to the gold on the handle and spout of the teapot but it does not detract from its beauty. Totally beautiful and the vivid colors on plate will simply enhance any room.

I sent a picture by email of the teapot and mark to The Porcelain Manufactory Gloria who manufactured this set and received the following reply

Dear Mary Santangelo,

yes this coffeepot was produced by us, it's very old, we don't know exactly but it must been produced between 1920 and 1930.
Thank you for you mail,
Best wishes,
Horst Weidl
Anton Weidl KG
Gloria

The Porcelain Manufactory GLORIA is a family-run business and was founded in Altrohlau near Karlsbad (today Czech Republic) in 1920 by Mr. Anton Weidl - the father of today's owner.
Since its foundation and still today, greatest importance has been attached to high value products with finest quality, which have been and are still manufactured in handwork. The meaning of the word manufactory derives from the refinement of porcelain only by hand. Ever since this time until now is the brand name GLORIA well known in all the world.
After the Second World War, the family found a new home in Bayreuth, famous for its Richard Wagner Opera Festivals.
With the help of a small team of experts from the former home base who have all come together in Bayreuth, the manufactory rose again from scratch. The old original decors and forms got lost during the war and the displacement and were reestablished/reconstituted. This was the basis for a new intricate collection of high value porcelain items, which today comprises a range of almost 1.000 pieces.
The porcelain manufactory GLORIA has developed to become a flourishing export business and delivers merchandise to customers into more than 40 of the world's countries.
To this day, GLORIA stands for a unique collection of wall plates and decorative porcelain for highest demands. Each item carries the GLORIA brand at the bottom side as a seal for excellent quality and masterly German craftsmanship.

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