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1932 als Kaffeeservice gestaltet
The motif traces back to Peter Anton von Verschaffelt's famous rhinoceros from 1770 – the first Indian rhinoceros Europe had ever seen
fox and dog was complemented by a pattern from the Nymphenburg decor archive including patterns that were originally intended for a soup tureen or depicted the plumage of a guinea fowl
A delicate saucer made of the finest porcelain in elegant Art Nouveau style: gently curved lines
Majolika Vogel-Trinkschale | Papilio Japan 1932 als Kaffeeservice gestaltetNymphenburg majolica is unique in the world. For around 160 years, the manufactory has been producing majolica figures and tiles by hand using traditional methods. For majolica, the terracotta is coated with a white tin glaze after the first firing and painted with bright colours that melt during the subsequent firing and allow the reddish background to shine through. Durable and frost resistant! Thanks to the high firing temperature as well as the
