Suppentasse | Rokoko | Mare Nostrum Perl wie die Blütenblätter fallen und

wie die Blütenblätter fallen und verleiht somit jeder Blume ihren ganz individuellen Charakter

a virtuoso with the peculiarities of the material

For such cases a personal trainer can help

Whether as a solitaire or in extensive arrangements

The employment of Franz Anton Bustelli in November 1754 turned out to be a tremendous stroke of luck for the manufactory

Suppentasse | Rokoko | Mare Nostrum Perl wie die Blütenblätter fallen undMARE NOSTRUM is one of the liveliest examples of the renaissance of a historical pattern through new decoration. The Rococo shape designed around 1760 was reissued in 1928 as a dinner service for seafood. Painted in bright red tones with naturalistic depictions of lobster and shells, complemented by a perfectly modelled lobster as a handle for the terrine lid, the shape and decor result in a fresh and modern interpretation of the Mediterranean theme.