We have no idea any history info on the set. my grandmothers condition has deteriorated in the 2 years since i recieved it. she is unable to remember or speak. she is the only one with any info on it and apparently her info is lost forever. ill find out today if it is pottery or porcelain. i did send the pics to replacements.com and excited to hear their reponse thank you

sorry....don't know a thing about it....probably made of porcelain....but beyond that I can's say. But here's a direct link. Linda C Here is a link that might be useful: tea set

Thanks for the info Linda. There is a creamer, sugar bowl,6 plates, 6 cups and 5 saucers. I would love to find a replacement saucer. I hope to get more info so I can start a search.

It sounds like lustreware, also called lusterware, sometimes one word, sometimes two (lustre ware, luster ware). My uncle was stationed in Japan after WWII, & he gave some of those to his relatives; they had to say "Made in Japan" by law or rule or something. On some of my relatives' sets, when you look into the bottom of the cup, you see an embossed image of a Geisha girl. Look on ebay for active & completed sales, & when you're in "advanced" search, exclude words like German, new, reproduction, maybe Czech. Best luck!