Mondschneckenschale | L August Göhring a cup made of bisque

a cup made of bisque porcelain only two millimeters thick

appears more contemporary now than it did then

Erstmals in der europäischen Porzellangeschichte legte Auliczek einem Service eine Zwölfeckform zugrunde – anstelle der üblichen gerundeten Form

CUMBERLAND is still considered to be the world's most elaborate floral decoration that is still produced on porcelain: It takes a painter up to three weeks to paint a single plate

Mondschneckenschale | L August Göhring a cup made of bisqueInspired by the historical creations of the porcelain manufactory, designer Ted Muehling has created a series of vessels, vases and votives under the title MEERESKOLLEKTION, the curved shapes find refererence in found objects of marine life: corals, shells and snails. The coloring in celadon and shell pink as well as the interplay between glazed and bisque porcelain emphasize the delicacy of the objects.