Bavaria, a region in Germany known for its thriving ceramics industry. In Latin, it's called "Bavaria," and in Japan, it's often referred to as "Bavaria tableware." This is a snack set (tennis set) from Schumann, a manufacturer from that famous region✩.*˚ Based on the backstamp on the cup, it's an antique from about 100 years ago. It's a rare piece with a lovely garland, and the center features roses and tulips, making it the most beautiful pattern✩ I bought it at a high price and kept it for myself, but I'm now putting it up for sale✩ For those who love it✩.*˚ There are only two sets, so don't miss out✩.*˚ It's photographed in natural light, so it's shining in the sunlight, but there are no fading patterns. Made in Germany Approximately 20.8cm x 17.3cm It's a rare item that I collected from overseas✩.*˚ I'm selling various vintage and antique tableware. If you're interested, please check out my listings from time to time. I have many items that I haven't listed, so if you have any Hammersley items you're interested in, please leave a comment, and I'll consider listing them here. ★Condition★ The gold trim is slightly faded, but it's very glossy and doesn't feel used. There's some color transfer on the back of the plate, but it's on the back, so it's not noticeable when in use. It appears to have been stored in a cabinet, and it's in Excellent condition. It's a beautiful piece that doesn't seem like an antique✩.*˚ ※There are individual differences in subjectivity, so please refrain from purchasing if you are overly sensitive m(_ _)m About vintage and antique tableware Unlike recent items, small black spots, paint loss, and minor imperfections that are not noticeable from the manufacturing process are generally found in all vintage items. We hope you understand that these are vintage items that have been loved for a long time and that you will continue to cherish them for years to come.