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Exclusive Bohemian Porcelain Service

Introducing the Bestselling Teller Tief | Perl | 22 Cm Up To 60% Off [wmRoTbQS], a stunning piece of Bohemian craftsmanship that redefines luxury porcelain. This exquisite service, designed by the renowned sculptor Dominikus Auliczek, boasts a unique Louis-Seize style and a distinctive name inspired by the surrounding Perlstab, a decorative element that enhances each individual piece. The Perl service stands out with its innovative twelve-sided shape, a first in European porcelain history, and its elegant Akanthusblättern decoration, a nod to the classical art and architecture studied by Auliczek during his travels in Italy.

• Unique twelve-sided design
• Elegant Akanthusblättern decoration

Artistic and Historical Significance

The Perl service holds a significant place in both art and history. Created as the BAYERISCHES KÖNIGSSERVICE, it was exclusively reserved for the House of Wittelsbach until the early 20th century. This exquisite collection features sepia veduten and luxurious blue-gold decoration, showcasing the highest standards of porcelain artistry. Today, the Perl service continues to captivate with its timeless beauty, available in white and three vibrant in-glaze decors—blue, yellow, and green.

• Historical significance
• Luxurious blue-gold decoration

Practical Elegance for Everyday Use

The Perl service is not just a collector's item; it's a practical and elegant addition to any dining experience. Whether hosting a formal dinner or enjoying a casual family gathering, this porcelain collection brings a touch of sophistication and historical grandeur to your table. The service is available with gold or blue pearl staffage, as well as pure gold or platinum staffage, offering versatility and personalization.

• Perfect for formal and casual dining
• Available in various decors and staffages

Elevate your dining table with the timeless elegance of the Perl service and experience the fusion of art, history, and functionality.