Original German WWII Lot of DAF Marked Mess Porcelain - Serving Bowl, 3 Deep Plates, Coffee Cup and Saucer

Original Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely set German WWII period porcelain items, as would be found in the mess of many organizations under the NSDAP umbrella. All of the items are plane glazed white porcelain, some with colored accent borders. One item has a specific organization logo on it, however all are marked with the DAF logo on the bottom, indicating that the factory was run under the authority of the German Labor Front, which had replaced all unions during the NSDAP period. This marking reads:

MODELL DES AMTES
(DAF Cog Wheel Logo)
SCHÖNHEIT DER ARBEIT

There are six items in this set, which include:

● One small coffee mug, white with a blue border around the mouth. It is maker marked on the bottom with the maker logo of Hutschenreuther of Hohenberg, Bavaria, a known maker of fine porcelain that exists even today. Measures approximately 2 1/4"H x 3 1/4"W not counting the handle.

● One saucer for a tea cup or coffee mug, white with a red border, measuring about 6 inches in diameter. It is maker marked on the bottom with the maker logo of Hutschenreuther of Selb, Bavaria, a city known for porcelain and earthenware manufacture.

● One Deep Plate measuring approximately 9 inches across, with a worn maker or organizational logo on the rim of the plate. It is marked on the bottom with the logo of known maker Bauscher of Weiden, Bavaria.

● One Deep Plate measuring approximately 9 5/16 inches across, with a red border around the rim of the plate. It is maker marked on the bottom with the maker logo of Hutschenreuther of Selb, BAVARIA, a city known for porcelain and earthenware manufacture.

● One Deep Plate measuring approximately 9 3/8 inches across, with no border or other markings on the top. It is maker marked on the bottom with the maker logo of Rosenthal of Selb, a Bavarian maker of fine porcelain that exists even today.

● One Serving Bowl measuring approximately 10 7/8 inches across, with no border or other markings on the top. It is maker marked on the bottom with the maker logo of Rosenthal of Selb, a Bavarian maker of fine porcelain that exists even today.

The various porcelain items show wear from use, but no major damage such as cracks or repaired chunks. A perfect starter set for anyone looking to get into German WWII era porcelain!