JUTTA SIKA (1877-1964) DESIGNER & WIENER PORZELLAN JOSEF BÖCK (REALIZATION WÄCHTERSBACHER STEINGUTFABRIK) & UNDER THE ARTISTIC DIRECTION OF KOLOMAN MOSER Circles, the model designed for the Kunstgewerbeschule des K. K. Österreichisches Museum für Kunst und Industriele around [1901] Rare 9-piece service set consisting of a coffee pot, a milk jug, a sugar pot, three cups and three saucers. Proofs in enamelled porcelain with a red treated title decoration on each piece. The holds and handles in the shape of a fin and perforated with a circle. The form sometimes attributed, wrongly, to Koloman Moser. Early 20th century edition. The shaped pieces and saucers marked with the green oblong Schule Prof. Kolo MOSER stamp and all pieces, except the saucers, numbered D 501 on the reverse. H.: Coffee pot: 17 cm - Milk pot: 8,5 cm - Sugar pot: 11,5 cm - Cups: 6 cm - D. saucers: 16,5 cm Public collections: - Cooper-Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, New York, USA - An identical service (with fewer pieces) held at this institution under inventory number 1986-83-1/5. - Minneapolis Institute of Art, USA - An identical service (with fewer pieces) held at this institution under inventory number 98.276.17.2A,B. - Art Institute of Chicago, USA - An identical blue-decorated service (with fewer pieces) held at this institution under inventory number 1986.1092 through 1986.1096. - MOMA, Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA - A plate from this series held at this institution under inventory number 410.2004.1-4. - MAK, Museum für angewandte Kunst Vienna, Austria - A milk jug identical to the one of our service kept in this institution under the inventory number KE 9788-1. Bibliography: Collective - Porzellan - Kunst und Design 1889 bis 1939 - Bröhan Museum Publishing, Berlin, 1996. Identical service model, differently composed, reproduced on page 398.