Antique 1909 Three Crown China Germany Porcelain Mustache Cup Teal Gold Nautical
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An incredible piece of early 20th-century history! This antique Edwardian gentleman's mustache cup features a beautifully intact, scalloped internal porcelain guard designed to keep a waxed mustache dry while sipping hot tea or coffee. The underside features the authentic underglaze "Three Crown China Germany" backstamp, produced by the Unger & Schilde factory for American importer Jon H. Roth tightly between 1909 and 1916. The cup boasts a rich teal/turquoise base color, heavy gold filigree accents, and beautifully detailed, hand-painted round medallions depicting maritime sailboat scenes. A prime addition for cabinet cup collectors, Edwardian antiques enthusiasts, or unique historical decor!
Brand: Three Crown China (Unger & Schilde)
Era: Edwardian (Manufactured c. 1909–1916)Origin: Thuringia, GermanyTheme: Nautical, Maritime, Sailboat Scene
Color: Deep Teal, Bright Gold Gilt, White
Material: Porcelain
Condition: Excellent antique condition. The internal mustache shelf is entirely whole and undamaged. There is very light, age-appropriate cosmetic wear to the gold trim on the handle and the peaks of the guard, giving it a beautiful vintage character. No chips, cracks, or hairline fractures.
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