Item No. 1035 B&G (Bing & Grondahl) is a Danish porcelain manufacturer founded in 1853 by sculptor Frederik Wilhelm Grondahl and merchants Meyer Hermann Bing and Jacob Hermann Bing. The backstamp of B&G porcelain is three towers, derived from the coat of arms of Copenhagen. In 1987, the company merged with its main competitor, Royal Porcelain Factory, and became Royal Copenhagen. This is a coffee pot from the TEMA series designed by Jens H. Quistgaard. A grayish base color with iridescent brown lines. Along those lines, a pale emerald green line. It has a mysterious and deep color. Cups & saucers and plates from the same series are also available. ↓ My Quistgaard list is here #unie's Quistgaard ● Item: Coffee Pot [Vintage item, discontinued] ● Manufacturer: B&G ● Series: Tema / Theme ● Designer: Jens H. Quistgaard ● Country of Origin: Denmark ● Size: Bottom diameter 13.0cm, height of the pot body 17.0cm (height including lid 22.0cm), weight 1,030g, capacity 80% full 1,000ml, full 1,300ml ● Condition: ・This is a vintage item that has been carefully used in a Scandinavian home. There are scratches and stains due to aging. ・[Photos 2.3] Reference photos. Teapots are also available. -------------------- ↓ My list of items for sale is here #unie -------------------- We mainly deal with vintage and antique Scandinavian tableware (Arabia, Lisa Larson, Rorstrand, Royal Copenhagen, Carl Harry Stalhane, Wegner, Stig Lindberg, Iittala, etc.). Mid-century, Scandinavian interior, tools, living, IDEE, IKEA tableware, Nitori tableware, living alone, collecting tableware TM453695