Any Sarreguemines experts? Looking for Orchidees...

I bought this lovely creamer in Rome in the early 1980’s because I loved the art nouveau design and decoration. In over 30 years, I haven’t found anything else in the same pattern but would like to add a few more pieces to my collection. Any suggestions? Also, any information on dates, etc. would be greatly appreciated.

 

https://www.luckyfind.fr/annonces/051379-pot-de-chambre-u-c-sarreguemines-orchidees
Here is a chamber pot in the same pattern it looks like.

 

Then some plates, but unfortunately they sold:
https://www.ebay.de/itm/C-Clement-uralte-Teller-der-Firma-U-C-SARREGUEMINES-Design-Orchidees-/263395819002?nma=true&si=pAQBqpkWE3xEazJcLW%2FC3%2BVq4X0%3D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

Edit: and an entire teaset:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=469948563195663&set=pcb.469948679862318&type=3&theater

 

Thanks! Not a fan of chamber pots. Should also mention, since shipping from Europe costs a fortune, I’d prefer something already in North America.

 

It'd have to be a chamber pot, right?

Debora

 

The word 'Geschützt' is German, so it dates from the German period, 1871-1918. Which makes sense, of course, since it is Art Nouveau.

Here is a list of Sarreguemines marks and dates:
http://www.infofaience.com/en/sarreguemines-marks

 

You can do an ebay search and save the search, to be notified if anything comes up.

 

The purple flower is probably supposed to be a cattleya but doesn't have the right parts - the yellow and purple is probably supposed to be an odontoglossum, also not right.

 

GESCHÜTZT shows that it was made under German occupation before 1919.
as ceramiques lose value, you're right in not spending too much on transport. Utzschneider is second drawer compared to Villeroy & Boch.

 

Hello, please could you write me, how much the creamer cost before 30 years? Thanks.

 

This is an old, old thread. It's best to contact the person directly.

 

To be honest I cannot remember. I was a student at the time so it couldn't have been too much.