Pair of vintage handmade polish tea cup/saucer

Manufacturer: authentic Polish Pottery from the Ceramika Artystyczna Artistic Ceramics) factory in Bolesławied, Poland. Quality Marking: The "1" on the sticker indicates this is a Quality 1 selection, which is the highest premium grade. Production Method: These pieces are handmade and hand-painted using traditional methods. Durability: Genuine Polish stoneware from this region is typically microwave, dishwasher, oven, and freezer safe. Pattern and Artist Identification Artist Signature: The hand-painted initials at the bottom of the stamp (partially visible under the sticker) represent the individual artist who painted the piece. In Polish pottery, "Unikat" pieces (meaning "Unique") are typically signed by the artist who designed the pattern, while standard patterns use initials of the painter. Pattern Number: The alphanumeric code stamped near the logo is the factory's official pattern number. While individual retailers often assign their own descriptive names like "Peacock," "Blue Berries," or "Primrose," the pattern number is the only universal identifier. Value: €80 upwards