Incredible Acapulco Mid Century Mugs in a set of 3
$69.82
Bright and Beautiful this is a Rare Find.
3 Gorgeous Mid Century Modern Acapulco Mugs.
Each Porcelain Piece has the Classic Acapulco Pattern of Bright Purple and Orange Birds and Brilliantly Colored Florals in Orange, Powder Blue and Green Fronds that Circle the Body of the Mugs.
These measure 4.5"
This Villroy and Bosch Pattern has long been discontinued and is very hard to find!
Design by Christine Reuter 1967.
Vitro porcelain by Villeroy & Boch is very strong!
The coffee cup has a height of 8.5cm and a diameter of 7,5cm.
This set is in Mint Condition Please contact me if you want more pictures or info.
The iconic Acapulco design was released in 1967 and is one of the colorful dinnerware pattern of the 20th century, and is highly collectible. The Acapulco decor was designed by Christine Reuter and was inspired by Mexican Folk Art, and as well have some psychedelic influences of that period 60's-70's.
The Acapulco Design was discontinued in 1994.
Detergent and Dishwasher Safe.
Fabulous Mid Century Set.
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