Antique Porcelain Coffee Pot Handpainted - Austria - circa early 1900s romarco ware Between the 1890s and early

Between the 1890s and early 1900s

Highlighting three distinct artists from two different parts of the globe this matching set was made by two different potteries and handpainted by one artist

original green metal on the back

In a midcentury kitchen in New York City

In Spring it looks fresh paired with bright greens

Antique Porcelain Coffee Pot Handpainted - Austria - circa early 1900s romarco ware Between the 1890s and earlyCoffee is a lot more than just a drink, it's something happening. Gertrude Stein {HISTORY} Around here, we have a love affair with handpainted porcelain. Many of the porcelain pieces in the shop are marked Austria, which can mean several things 1) That they were made in Austria. 2) That they were decorated in Austria but made in another country like France or Germany or 3) That they were made and decorated in another country but then sent to Austria