April 25, 2024
Rosenthal Germany Emilio Pucci Baumann Coffee Pot Plus
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NOTE: I always email the winning bidder 1-3 days after the close of auction unless stated otherwise in my description; so, if you have not received a winning notification email/invoice thru eBay or by me personally then you might have your spam filter turned on. Fabulous moderne design by Emilio Pucci for Rosenthal. This coffee pot, creamer and sugar were my mom's -- she gave them to me to put on eBay over 5 years ago! Bad girl that I am - they've been sitting in a box in the garage since then. But they are now. The base is that lovely Rosenthal white porcelain with delightful flowers in yellow, greens, oranges, purple and blue. If she ever used it, it was not much as it is still in beautiful condition. The teapot measures approx. 7-3/4" high from bottom to top edge without the lid (the lid adds about another 2") by a little over 4-1/4 dia. at the bottom. No major chips, cracks or crazing. T is the tiniest of chips on the bottom foot ring of the pot that may even have been a bubble that popped in the glaze (mentioned merely for accuracy's sake as it cannot be seen when resting on a table). Also, at the very, very top of the lid w the paint meets the edge you can see that something touched it when it was "wet" so the paint is not perfect (this is also mentioned merely for accuracy's sake - barely noticeable unless looking for it).
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