Splendid tea service with saucers for desserts in white porcelain with floral motifs at the edges in gold leaf. The set comprises 6 cups with saucers, sugar bowl, tea pot and 6 dessert plates, with a total of 15 pieces. In perfect condition, apart from one cup with a crack at the edge. See photos. All of the pieces have maker's mark underneath by Johann Seltmann VohensteauB Germany, early 20th century Measurements of plates: diameter 19.80 cm Measurements of saucers: diameter 15.30 cm Measurements of cups: height 7.70 cm Measurements of tea pot with lid: 21 cm Sugar bowl with lid: height 13 cm Milk jug: height 9.40 cm Short history: Bavarian porcelain means a precise type of porcelain, made with the same artisan techniques from the mid 1700s. The name comes from the German region of Bavaria: where this porcelain has its origin created upon request of the ruling kingdom. Among the top producers we must add the manufacturer Seltmann which was founded in 1901 by Christian and Johann Seltmann.