Step into a mid-century reverie with this rare three-piece tea set from Hutschenreuther of Hohenberg, Germany—granting a moment of quiet indulgence, one sip at a time.
🌿 Origins of German Porcelain Excellence
In 1814, porcelain painter Carl Magnus Hutschenreuther founded the first private porcelain factory in Hohenberg, Bavaria—building what would become a legacy of craftsmanship. Over a century later, his heirs continued the tradition under the Carl Magnus (C.M.) mark, later merging with Lorenz Hutschenreuther’s Selb operation in 1969. Today, Hutschenreuther’s pristine artistry remains legendary.
🎨 Why CM #3339 Shines
This specific set—pattern CM #3339—was likely crafted in the 1940s–50s, a time when Hutschenreuther poured elegance into every sip:
The seafoam green satin-glazed porcelain reflects mid-century palettes.
Hand-applied gold gilt motifs elevate the botanical and fan décor into art.
A hand-numbered cup base reveals its artisanal creation.
Marked with the C.M. Hohenberg crest, it traces its lineage precisely to the golden era before the 1969 merger
🍵 Grace Woven in Porcelain
Imagine this trio catching afternoon light in a serene reading nook:
A petite 4″ teacup cradles comfort with every sip.
The 6″ saucer rests with poise beneath.
And the 8″ plate, perfect for petit fours or floral accents, crowns the set.
Together, the trio forms more than dinnerware—it’s a statement of refined taste and historical narrative.
đź›’ Adventure to Afternoon Teatime
If you dream of hosting an elegant vintage tea or adding a collectible centerpiece to your parlor, this set is your companion:
🔗 View the set in my Etsy shop — Hutschenreuther CM #3339 Trio
Crafted with care, shipped with love, and offered to be a new chapter in your story.
🌸 A Legacy of Quiet Luxury
This tea set doesn’t whisper—it purrs. It’s a vessel of post-war optimism, Bavarian artistry, and personal moments yet to be made. Let it grace your table and spark conversations that flow as smoothly as the tea it holds.