1920s-1930s Art Deco Peach Lusterware Tea Set - Victoria Czechoslovakia - No Lid on Tea Pot

An absolutely beautiful tea set consisting of a teapot, creamer and 2-handled covered sugar bowl.The pieces are hand painted in a stylish color palette, reflecting the glamor of the Art Deco movement. Each piece is painted in a semi-lustre peach glaze, the interior is painted in a pearlescent white luster glaze.

No chips or cracks, but teapot is missing its lid
Description: Multisided, Luster Orange & White
The underside of the pieces is marked with the Victoria stamp of 'VICTORIA, Czecho-Slovakia' and crown that was in use between 1918 and 1938.
Debossed on bottom of teapot: 2592 Debossed on bottom of sugar bowl: 2593
This elegant set of Art Deco design is by the Victoria company of Czech-Slovakia.

A bit of history:
'Victoria' Schmidt & Company in Stara Role, Czechoslovakia was founded in 1883 by Lazarus and Rosenfeld Ltd. however, the company was sold within two years to Franz Schmidt, who would go on to give his name to the firm. Originally founded in the north-western Bohemian town of Altrohlau, which was then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Bohemia was separated from Austria to become part of Czechoslovakia at the end of First World War, Altrohlau changed its name to Stará Role. Schmidt & Company ceased to exist in 1945, when they merged with the Altrohlau Porcelain Factories and the EPIAG factories to become known as Starorolský Porcelán.

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