Teller | Perl | Schwarz Platin | 26 cm Schüssel putting the viewer under their

putting the viewer under their spell

Dieser liebevoll gestaltete Pekinese aus Porzellan beeindruckt mit seiner erstaunlich realistischen Ausarbeitung

her twenty centimetre tall porcelain sister emerged from the kiln of the master workshops in Nymphenburg

This service is a creation by the American designer Ted Muehling for Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg

as a decorative front for cabinets and kitchen furniture

Teller | Perl | Schwarz Platin | 26 cm Schüssel putting the viewer under theirThe most groundbreaking design by the Bohemian sculptor Dominikus Auliczek is the PERL service in the Louis XVI style, which owes its name to a beaded border that encircles each piece. For the first time in European porcelain history, Auliczek based a service on a dodecagonal shape instead of the usual rounded form. Various pieces, such as cups and tureens, were further adorned with three dimensional acanthus leaves a typical motif in classical art