Mitterteich is a porcelain manufacturer founded in 1867 in Bavaria, Germany, by Ludwig Lindner. Mitterteich, which was particular about quality, fell into financial difficulties and closed in 2006. The gold trim says "Lilac," referring to the lilac flower. ♡ The language of flowers for lilacs is "memories" and "friendship." The language of flowers for purple lilacs is "the beginning of love" and "first love." The language of flowers for white lilacs is "the joy of youth" and "innocence." They are also fragrant flowers. In Season 2 of Bridgerton, lilacs were chosen and displayed to create a proposal atmosphere. It was gorgeous and beautiful, but as the story goes, the proposal didn't happen despite the decorations. I took a photo with a tea trio from Germany, the same country as Mitterteich. ★ They match very well, including the size, and you can feel the differences in the kilns and designs. I recommend them to those who like German tableware such as Schumann Bavaria and Reichenbach. Size Cup: Approximately 9.5 cm in diameter, approximately 5.5 cm in height Saucer: Approximately 15.3 cm in diameter Side plate: Approximately 17.2 cm in diameter Salad plate: Approximately 20.1 cm in diameter Condition No chips or cracks. The gold trim on the cup & saucer is in very beautiful condition. Slight wear on the gold trim on the side plate. Wear on the gold trim on the salad plate. The salad plate with worn gold trim was 5,000 yen for one plate. There are 6 sets of tea trio + 1. Thank you for considering. This is a personal inspection, so there may be oversights. Please check the condition in the photos as they are not new. I would like to sell them to those who understand vintage items. There are individual differences in subjectivity, and as they are old, please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about slight scratches or scuffs. Aynsley Shelley Hammersley Wedgwood Royal Crown Derby Noritake Old Noritake Old Imari Royal Doulton Royal Copenhagen Minton Meissen Adderley Herend Spode Burleigh Royal Albert