Pamono 19th Century Dutch Blue Onion Tableware attributed to Louis Regout Maastricht, Set of 36> Serving Dishes

19th Century Dutch 36-piece Blue Onion tableware by Louis Regout Maastricht A Dutch porcelain tableware, the well-known Blue Onion or Zwiebelmuster pattern by Louis Regout made between 1883-1888 in Maastricht. Hubert Gerard Louis Regout (1832 – 1915) Louis Regout, was a Dutch entrepreneur and politician. Hubert Gérard Louis Regout was a descendant of the well-known Maastricht entrepreneurial family Regout. He was the fifth son of the twelve children of Petrus Regout, founder of the Sphinx factories. In 1850 he joined his father’s factory. He continued the company together with his brothers. In 1883, together with his son Louis Hubert Willem Regout, he founded a new porcelain factory, the later Royal Mosa. The set consists of 2 teapots with a tea strainer. An oval dish ( tiny brown spots, happend during the baking process in the ovens), 6 cups and saucers, a cup (discolored), 2 oval dishes, a coaster, 4 knives, a cake plate with 7 small plates, 2 breakfast plates and a small rare square bottle with a pewter stopper. The teapot is 23 cm high and 15 cm diagonal