Kahrel’s Thee

£300

26 × 19 in poster. Dutch tea ad with bold profile portrait.

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Condition: B+ Good

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Genuine original period advertising

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Description

A close-cropped profile of a silver-haired gentleman raises a teacup, rendered with bold shadows and warm cheek tones against a pale ground. The brand name “KAHREL’S THEE” sits in large white capitals on a black base panel, with the Dutch line “Ook voor teaballs!” meaning “Also for tea-balls!” (tea infusers).

Kahrel’s was a long-established Dutch tea concern associated with Groningen, and this design reflects the interwar shift toward simplified, instantly legible product advertising.

Lithographic printing on glossy heavy stock, using flat colour fields and airbrushed modelling characteristic of 1920s–30s Continental poster design.

Details

Dimensions 26 × 19 in
Linen Backed No
Subject Drink
Period 1920s
Country Netherlands

Condition:

  • Grade: B+ Good
  • Paper: Glossy thick stock
  • Colour: Clean, strong inks
  • Restoration: None observed

Comment:

  • Striking Sachplakat-style close-up with modernist colour blocking.
  • Dutch brand rarity; strong café / kitchen display appeal.
  • Attributed to Ludwig Hohlwein in period dealer catalogues.