Antique 20th c. Swedish Teacup and Saucer

Antique Teacup & Saucer antique circa 1900 found in Paris, France originally made by Gustafsberg a Swedish porcelain manufacturer sold as a set - one teacup and one saucer saucer - 5.5" diameter, teacup - 3.25" diameter x 2.25" high An elegant antique porcelain teacup and saucer by Sweden’s renowned Gustafsberg porcelain house, dating to the early 20th century. Decorated in a soft green transfer pattern of ribbon-tied garlands and laurel motifs, the design reflects the restrained neoclassical influence so beloved in both French Louis XVI and Swedish Gustavian interiors. The delicately tapered cup shape, monochromatic decoration, and crisp symmetry are all characteristic of refined Scandinavian tablewares produced during the Edwardian era. Beautifully understated yet richly detailed, this piece brings a collected European charm to morning coffee, afternoon tea, or open shelf display alike. About Gustafsberg: Founded in 1825 outside Stockholm, Gustafsberg became one of Sweden’s premier porcelain producers and is especially known for elegant tablewares influenced by both French neoclassicism and Scandinavian design traditions. Earlier Gustafsberg pieces like this are especially collectible when the decoration remains crisp and intact.