Vintage Beyer & Boch Ceramic Tea Pot Creamer Set W/ Tray Blue Silver Iridescent

BB Germany 1927 - 1948 Beyer & Bock mark The mark is that of Beyer & Bock (1890 - 1960) of Rudolstadt/Volkstedt, Thuringia, Germany. They have a couple of variations to this double B mark and also a crown mark with 'B' (single). They also owned a trademark which they simply invented and registered called "Royal Rudolstadt". So if you see some porcelain pieces with the name Royal Rudolstadt, it is not the name of the company, but a brand of the manufacturer Beyer and Bock, dating from around c. 1905 - 20. They were situated in East Germany, behind the iron curtain in the Soviet block and were nationalized in 1960 becoming the "Porcelain Factory Rudolstadt Volkstedt". No chips or cracks. From a smoke-free, pet friendly home.