This cup has very unusual curved legs that meet and form a base for the cup.

Although not marked, we know from another tea set in this mold that this is an Ohme piece. In the tea set the tea pot, creamer, and sugar also had similar curved legs.

The saucer has "heart" embossments that match those on the cup.

An imaginative design! 🙗

A cup with a clean, flaring body and a handle with parallel, straight line elements that anticipates Art Deco design (disclaimer - not an art expert!). 🙗

This cup also has a flaring body, but the body is also elegantly embossed.

The embossing on the cup and saucer reminds me of the Ohme Acanthus mold shape - perhaps this is an Acanthus variant? 🙗

A heavily fluted cup and saucer.

The flutes extend along straight lines and are not "swirled" as they are in the more well known Ohme "L" mold.

I probably would not have thought of this as an Ohme cup and saucer if I had seen them in an antique store...

...the lesson—always turn them over! 🙗

Another fluted cup and saucer with the flutes extending along straight lines-but with a more elegant design.

The handle has spaced apart ridges, similar to the handles of cups in Ohme's Panier mold. 🙗

A classically shaped cup with what appears to be a slight flare at the top of the cup and a reduced diameter base at the bottom.

Light, straight ribs look to be formed on the outside of the cup. 🙗

Another clean, flaring cup with a reduced diameter base.

Painted in the blue onion pattern but without the SAXE mark - so Ohme painted or not? 🙗

A cup with classic body and handle shapes, and a relatively deep saucer. 🙗

This cup is decorated with an unusual and graceful metal (probably silver) lattice, and is paired with a like-painted Eglantine saucer.

The cup has an interesting base being shaped as a rounded six-point star. 🙗

The B6 cup was thought to have an unusual "upside down" handle as shown in the first image.

But as the next two examples show, the handle was broken!

What I really like is the embossed leaf and swirl embossing, and the points on the saucer reflecting the points on the top of the cup. 🙗

The B20 cup and saucer is ornately embossed.

The painting on this cup and saucer emphasize the art nouveau botanical motif of the design.

The cup handle looks like a folded-over plant stem, consistent with the botanical motif. 🙗

The B45 cup, with its unusual shape, heavy and ornate handle, and intriguing embossment, is a "what the..." cup.

Adding to the strangenesss is this is a "mini-mustache cup", having a small, circular opening on the cup lip. It's just visible at the twelve-o'clock position of the rim in the photo below right. 🙗

This cup has an ornate bamboo handle. 🙗

A beautiful demitasse cup and saucer.

I believe this is in the Panier mold, with its "rice grain" embossments. 🙗

This cup and saucer is painted in what Ohme identifies as the "Printemps II" pattern.

A good example of the imaginative color combinations found in many Ohme decorations. 🙗