Founded in Schirnding, Bavaria, by Lorenz Reichel in 1901, the company quickly became a respected manufacturer of fine porcelain. During the 1909–1925 period, the brand focused on high-quality tablewares that blended traditional craftsmanship with elegant, versatile designs. The factory’s hallmark was a durable, bright white porcelain base that served as a canvas for the vibrant artistic styles of the era. This exquisite tea trio features a translucent white porcelain body adorned with a floral motif in warm orange, yellow, and blue hues. The scalloped, relief-molded edges are accentuated by a delicate blue rim, typical of early 20th-century German aesthetics. Comprising a teacup, saucer, and dessert plate, this set remains a stunning example of antique Bavarian artistry and timeless design.