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Cup and saucer

item[ca. 1920]

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Cup and saucer
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Montreal Holocaust Museum via Canadian Jewish Heritage Network (incl. Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives)
Dates
[ca. 1920] (indexed as 1920)
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item
Extent
Cup and saucer : gilded : white, gold ; Ht: 4 cm x W: 5,8 cm x De: 7,3 cm
Scope & content
Set of two demitasses with their matching saucers, part of a larger service. Demitasse is a small round tea cup with smaller round base. White with golden geometric pattern around the border of the cup. Golden handle in right-angled trapezoid shape on the side of the cup. The saucers are round with smaller round base. White with golden geometric pattern around the border of the plate. Narrative: These demitasses and plates belong to Adolf and Kaethe Maass. They were sent, along with pieces of furniture, to their son Gerhart in Montreal prior to the Second World War. Adolf and Kaethe Maass were both killed in Auschwitz concentration camp (Poland).
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