FREIBERG Porcelain Factory (GDR), Coffee set featuring Oriental-inspired architectural motifs

porcelain, printed (red and black), gilded;
dimensions: teapot, height 19.6 cm; sugar bowl: height 7.8 cm, diameter 8 cm; milk jug: height 7.8 cm; cup: height 4.5 cm, diameter 6 cm; saucers: height 1.8 cm, diameter 11.3 cm;
marked with green print: within a circle, an urban architectural motif featuring three towers, surrounded by the inscription: FREIBERGER • PORZELLAN •, below: DIAMANT; numerical markings: 5 (cups), 2 (sugar bowl, pitcher), 6 (milk jug).
Germany (GDR period), Freiberg (Saxony), porcelain factory (founded 1903), after 1945—VEB Porzellanfabrik Freiberg, later VEB Porzellanwerk Freiberg, 1954–1972.
Moka set for six: a pot with a lid, a milk jug, a sugar bowl with a lid, and six moka cups with saucers. The pieces feature red-and-black decoration around the cylindrical bodies, with a recurring motif of sacred architecture (?) depicting buildings with onion-domed roofs and a tower (minaret?) topped with a crescent moon. Red bands run around the rims of the saucers and the lower sections of the jug’s and milk pitcher’s bodies. The edges and handles of the lids are gilded.