Teller | Rokoko | Cumberland | 16 cm Ruth Gurvich but is part of good

but is part of good manners at the table

Its black googly eyes are framed by lids painted in 24-carat fine gold

Muscheln und Schnecken

were also decorated with three-dimensional acanthus leaves - a typical motif in classical art and architecture that Auliczek was able to study on his travels through Italy

Thanks to the in-house porcelain recipe and the expertise of our master craftsmen

Teller | Rokoko | Cumberland | 16 cm Ruth Gurvich but is part of goodThis rococo service from the height of Franz Anton Bustelli's creative period was the first Elector's Court Service from the Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg. Since it was frowned upon at that time to use fresh flowers as decorations at the table since they might wither during the meal, in 1765 Joseph Zaechenberger designed a colourful and festive decor with floral bouquets, individual flowers, butterflies and insects, all framed by a fine gold lace