Konigl. pr. Tettau - Porcelain Set identification and value

I inherited a pretty big set of Konigl. pr. Tettau porcelain dish and tea wear. I looked for some info on this but cannot find this specific marking on the internet. The closest marking I could find is this:


"Koenigl. pr. Tettau T 1794 mark used after 1930"

But my china does not have the "T" character under the "Koenigl. pr. Tettau". It looks like it's around a 8-12 piece set, one tea cup has a broken side.

Attached are pictures of one of the pieces, a teapot, and the logo on the bottom.

Can anybody identify this set and possibly value it?

 

We can't value things here. The best you can do is search current and completed ebay auctions for similar. You might get the pattern identified or at least assigned a number by sending pictures to replacements.com.
Saying it has around 8-12 pieces is not helpful, by the way--cups, saucers, sugar, creamer?

 

It has a deco-ish look to me.

 

Königlich privilegierte Porzellanfabrik Tettau is hard to define an era. more than one mark at the same time.
http://sammler.com/porzellanmarken/...=&symbol_17=&symbol_18=&symbol_19=&symbol_20=

 

Thanks for the information on replacement.com, I did submit this for identification. My wife came in and saw this and yelled at me because it's not a 8-12 piece set. She said there are many pieces, plates, saucers, etc..

I will take the time to count them and catalog them for my record and this forum, when I get a chance.

 

Haaa--I'm a wife, so I get it.

 

@janetpjohn, I got a response from replacements.com and not sure what to make of it. I sent them details and images and they responded with this

“Unfortunately, we do not carry this product and are not purchasing at this time. We appreciate your interest and hope to serve you in the future.”

 

Yes, I agree. Art deco porcelain is one of the few styles that is currently in demand among younger/millenial shoppers now, so if you wish to sell, try Ebay or Etsy and just ask what you'd like to get for it- see what happens. Or find a certified appraiser if you really want to know the insurance value.

The mark and the decor suggests 1930-1940 to me. Between 1895-1910 Tettau had the T and lion with a series of underlines and "Germany" below it, as with this small Strohblume or Blue Onion (I can't tell the difference) tiny dish I found this spring: