81-piece dinnerware; KPM, Germany, c. 1920.

81-piece dinnerware; KPM, Germany, c. 1920.
Porcelain decorated by transfer.
They have some pitting.
They have marks on the base.
Measurements: 4 x 44 x 29,5 cm (larger); 2 x 21,5 cm (smaller).

Tableware of exceptional quality, consisting of two centers, four trays of different sizes, thirteen soup plates, thirty-seven dinner plates and twenty-five dessert plates, designed to dress the table with elegance on any occasion.

The German firm KPM (Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur) is synonymous with excellence, history and sophistication. Founded in Berlin in the 18th century, for more than two and a half centuries it has preserved a unique legacy of craftsmanship, establishing itself as one of the world's leading references in high-end artistic porcelain.

Linked from its origins to the Prussian court, KPM embodies the perfect balance between tradition and modernity. Each piece is made following practically untouched artisanal processes, combined with a timeless design that adapts naturally to today's lifestyles. The result is a porcelain of exceptional whiteness, lightness and strength, renowned for its understated elegance and technical perfection.