The "Bavaria" region of Germany is known for its thriving porcelain production. In Latin, it's called "Babaria," and in Japan, it's often referred to as "Bavaria tableware." This is a vintage cup & saucer set with beautiful pierced work from the Schumann company, a manufacturer from this famous region.✩.*˚ Manufactured between 1945 and 1949, after World War II, based on the backstamp. The gold trim is thick and rich, and the piece is adorned with many flowers, making it a very beautiful item✩.*˚ There are a total of 4 sets available. Don't miss out!✩.*˚ Another person is selling a cup & saucer set with a simpler pattern. However, the saucer pattern is different from this one. The simpler pattern is cheaper on the market, and I plan to list one for 9,499 yen next month. The item I plan to list next month is different from this one, so please be careful not to get them mixed up. m(_ _)m Made in Germany Diameter: Approximately 9.3cm Saucer Diameter: Approximately 14.4cm A rare item that I collected from overseas✩.*˚ Enjoy the warmth of this cup, which is not found in recent products✩.*˚ I am selling various vintage and antique tableware. If you are interested, please check my listings from time to time. I have many items that are not listed, so if you have any items you are interested in, please leave a comment, and I will consider listing them here. ★Condition★ Although it is over 70 years old, the gold trim is beautiful and very glossy, and it doesn't feel like it has been used much. Because it is matte gold trim, please understand that there may be some air bubbles and unevenness due to the technical aspects of the time. m(_ _)m I hope you will accept it as the charm of vintage. m(_ _)m It appears to have been stored in a cabinet, and it is in Excellent condition. It's a beautiful item that doesn't seem like it's been around for about 70 years✩.*˚ ※There are individual differences in subjectivity, so please refrain from purchasing if you are too sensitive. m(_ _)m About Vintage and Antique Tableware Unlike recent items, small black spots, paint loss, and minor imperfections that are not noticeable from the time of manufacture are generally found in all vintage items. We hope you understand that these are vintage items that have been loved for a long time and that you will continue to use them for a long time to come.