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Teller tief Perl Symphonie Grün 22 cm

Introducing the Teller tief Perl Symphonie Grün, a masterpiece of Bohemian craftsmanship in the Louis-Seize style. This exquisite porcelain dish is not just a dining accessory; it's a piece of art. Designed by the renowned sculptor Dominikus Auliczek, it stands out with its unique Zwölfeck form, a first in European porcelain history. The dish's name, Perl, is inspired by the Perlstab that elegantly surrounds each individual piece.

• Bohemian craftsmanship in Louis-Seize style
• Unique Zwölfeck form
• Perlstab design for a luxurious finish

Product Properties and Specifications

Crafted with precision and elegance, the Teller tief Perl Symphonie Grün boasts a sophisticated design. Each dish is adorned with plastic Acanthus leaves, a classic motif in art and architecture, reflecting Auliczek's inspiration from his travels through Italy. The service was originally known as the BAYERISCHES KÖNIGSSERVICE and was exclusively reserved for the House of Wittelsbach until the early 20th century. Today, it is available in white and three in-glaze decorations—blue, yellow, and green—adding to its versatility.

• Plastic Acanthus leaf decoration
• Original design inspired by Italian art
• Available in white and three in-glaze decorations

Practical Uses and Benefits

The Teller tief Perl Symphonie Grün is not just a dining essential; it's a statement piece that enhances any table setting. Whether you're hosting a formal dinner or a casual gathering, this dish adds a touch of sophistication and elegance. Its timeless design and durability make it perfect for daily use, ensuring that it remains a cherished part of your collection for years to come. Ideal for collectors and porcelain enthusiasts, this dish is a perfect addition to your dining table, kitchen, or display cabinet.

• Enhances table settings with elegance
• Perfect for daily use and formal occasions
• Cherished piece for collectors and enthusiasts