Three-Piece Bauhaus Silver Coffee Set, Grininger, Heilbronn, 1930

Overview. Elegant, small three-piece Bauhaus mocha set from Heilbronn, Germany, circa 1930. Maker stamped Grininger / Heilbronn; hallmarked 835 silver. Composition. Three pieces: coffee/tea pot with lid and straight tapered spout, covered sugar bowl with side handles, and open milk/cream jug. Contrasting wooden handle and dark knobs set against a polished silver body. Design & Origin. Clear Bauhaus/1920s modernist influence: simple geometric silhouettes and pared-down, functional form. Produced in Germany, production period circa 1930–1939. Dimensions. Manufacturer measurements (as listed): pot H 14 cm; milk jug H 5 cm; sugar bowl H 6 cm. Overall dimensional reference (largest piece): W 5 cm × D 6 cm × H 15 cm. Use & Display. Ideal as a display piece for collectors of vintage tableware or as a refined serving set for small gatherings. The polished silver finish and wooden accents make it a striking addition to period or contemporary interiors.