Coffee couple. Germany. The middle of the last century. Pearlescent glaze and gold plating In collectible condition. This color and shine of the glaze ...
Hutschenreuther coffee service for 6 persons.Pink porcelain.Middle of the last century.Excellent preservation. An elegant Hutschenreuther coffee service made of pink porce...
Hutschenreuther coffee service for 6 persons.Pink porcelain.Middle of the last century.Excellent preservation. An elegant Hutschenreuther coffee service made of pink porcelain. For 6 persons and two large dishes for desserts.nHISTORY OF THE HUTSCHENREUTHER FACTORY 1814 is considered to be the year the factory was founded, when the young artist and entrepreneur Karl Magnus Hutchenreuther decided to open his own workshop for painting dishes in the city of Hohenberg in Bavaria. For eight years he was engaged only in painting, until he received a license from the state for the production of porcelain. Until his death in 1845, Karl Magnus stubbornly developed his business, striving for the perfect quality of porcelain, which would not be inferior to the products of more famous European competitors. The founder's widow and his children took the reins of the factory into their own hands and continued Karl's work with no less enthusiasm. Mugnus. In 1857, his son, Lorenz Hutchenreuther, opened another factory in Selb, which subsequently led to the growth of the region's popularity as a center of porcelain production in Germany. At the beginning of the 20th century, the factory's assortment became wider due to the production of porcelain figurines. It was during this period that the famous stigma of the factory was formed in the form of a monogram and the silhouette of a lion depicted inside an oval. With minor changes, this hallmark still adorns Hutschenreuther.nn products to this day.
