Villeroy & Boch service, Acapulco model

Various elements of the coffee and tea service published by the royal manufacturer Villeroy & Boch in the 60s/70s. Acapulco model, so called because the very colorful pattern representing flowers and birds, was inspired by a traditional Mexican pattern, then taken up by the designer Christine Reuter in 1967. This service is composed of: A teapot or coffee pot; A milk jug that can also be used as a pitcher; A sugar bowl; Three small espresso cups (one is a little larger than the other two); Four coffee or tea cups (one is chipped on the side); Two large tea cups. Each of the cups has its saucer.