Vintage Union T 714 II Czecho-Slovakia Lustreware Tea Set Iridescent Red Trim

Description

Packed meticulously and Shipped USPS Priority Mail.
Union T Marks and History:
1921 Porcelain Union, United Porcelain Factory AG was form in the villiage of Meretitz outside of Klasterec.  The The Anglo Czechoslovakia bank merge several factors to form the new business with offices in Klasterec.
*One of the Marks used by the factories was a
wreath with the word Union and a "K" for Klasterec.
Also in 1921 the Alexadra Porcelain Works Ernst Wahliss factory in Trnovany (Turn-Teplitz, Bohemia, Austria) was merged into the new business.
*One of the Marks used by this set of factories was a
wreath with the word Union and a "T" for Turn-Teplitz or Trnovany.
In 1939 all factories and production closed.
I have a beautiful
Vintage Union T 714 II Czecho-Slovakia
Lustreware Iridescent Tea Set with Red Trim.  The teapot spout itself is not Iridescent and I'm not sure if it's an error or just the way it was made. It is White with Red Trim. There are 2 sets of numbers on the bottom of the teapot:  F.2168 and D.3668, which most likely those of the artisans. The Sugar Bowl is beautiful but the interior has a very light stain.  Zoom in on pictures.  Creamer is perfect, too.
I spent a lot of time researching and searching this product, the era, the marks and other tea sets.  What I do know is the set is rare being entirely Iridescent and the color combination is just gorgeous.
As my mother would say "pieces like these, honey, are meant to be displayed on your mahogany buffet or in your china cabinet to admire every day."