Rosenthal Studio-Line – Goldfeuer Collection by Helmut Drexler (5-Piece Ensemble) – Lilac, Grey & Genuine Gold – 1986–1992 A luminous five-piece ensemble from the coveted *Goldfeuer* series by Helmut Drexler for Rosenthal Studio-Line, showcasing the designer’s distinctive 1980s-90s fusion of sculptural clarity and opulent surface treatment. This curated constellation of porcelain objects blends lilac-grey tones with hand-applied real gold in painterly veining and atmospheric speckles, making each piece uniquely radiant. Spanning a period from 1986 to 1992, this group exemplifies Drexler’s late postmodern vocabulary—formal purity balanced by ornamental boldness. Included Objects: * Tall Oval Vase (21 cm, 1986) – Satin-finished porcelain with a gentle lilac glow and soft architectural silhouette. * Medium Rectangular Vase (18 cm, 1988) – High-gloss porcelain with layered bands of gold and grey, compact and graphic in presence. * Compact Cylinder Vase (16 cm, 1986) – Bold and minimal, richly glazed in glossy tones with a faceted iridescence. * Candleholder (16 cm) – A ceremonial object with wide rim, glossy and reflective, suggesting both utility and sculpture. * Lidded Box / Container (11 × 9 × 7 cm, 1992) – Jewel-like in presence, this storage piece combines geometric form with a painterly golden sheen. Designer: Helmut Drexler Manufacturer: Rosenthal Studio-Line Series: Goldfeuer Years of production: 1986–1992 Material: Porcelain with hand-applied gold Finish: Satin, depending on object Color palette: Lilac-grey, pale gold, silver-grey, hints of pink-purple iridescence Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minimal signs of wear. All objects are intact with no cracks or chips. Hand-applied decoration may show slight irregularities as part of the artisanal process. Aesthetic Note: These five objects—each standalone yet profoundly connected—form an ensemble that reads like a modernist still life: austere and radiant, precise and lyrical. Their proportions evoke musicality, and the shimmering gold evokes not luxury alone, but ceremony—objects imbued with rhythm and reverence. Whether dispersed or kept together, they elevate any shelf, console, or architectural niche into a curated gallery moment. --- GENERAL INFORMATION Explore my profile for more vintage vases and design pieces! International buyers welcome – customs duties or taxes, if applicable, are the buyer’s responsibility. All items are photographed and described with care. Please expect normal signs of age on vintage objects. Any significant flaws are clearly shown and stated. Private sale under law – no returns, refunds, or warranties. By purchasing, you agree to these terms.