Rosenthal - Francis Carreau - Table service for 12 (71) - Porcelain





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Description from the seller
Exclusive and impressive full 71-piece dinner service signed Rosenthal Studio-Linie, designed by the famous French designer and illustrator Francis Carreau. The service stands out for a refined and elegant geometric lattice pattern in white over a deep cobalt blue background, framed by rich profiles and finishes in pure gold. The modern, clean shape of the plates pairs magnificently with the charm of the tureen and the shaped serving plates. A rare author’s lot in terms of completeness, ideal for art collectors and for those who desire a table setting of international prestige.
Lot Composition (Total 71 Pieces)
- 2 round service plates 32Ø
- 1 gravy boat 20Ø
- 2 oval service plates 32.5x24
- 2 oval service plates 37x28
- 1 tureen 25.5Ø
- 1 salad bowl 26Ø
- 2 small oval service plates 25x15
- 36 flat plates 25.5Ø
- 12 dinner plates 23.5Ø
- 12 saucers 21Ø
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Design & History of the Manufacture
Born in the 1960s by the will of Philip Rosenthal, the Studio-Linie line represents the elite division of the German Rosenthal manufactory, created in collaboration with the most famous artists, architects and designers of the twentieth century. The gold and cobalt geometric lattice motif created by Francis Carreau is one of its most iconic and sought-after creations, symbolizing refinement, balance and high-end design.
Condition
The service is in excellent vintage condition. The porcelain preserves its original brilliance, the cobalt decoration is vivid and the gilding in gold is beautifully integrated and luminous on all pieces.
Shipping
Given that this is a high-value collection consisting of 71 pieces, shipping will be handled with professional packaging to masterful standards. All items will be protected individually with ample bubble wrap and divided into multiple reinforced double-wall cardboard boxes, shipped via trackable express courier to ensure absolute integrity during transport.
Seller's Story
Exclusive and impressive full 71-piece dinner service signed Rosenthal Studio-Linie, designed by the famous French designer and illustrator Francis Carreau. The service stands out for a refined and elegant geometric lattice pattern in white over a deep cobalt blue background, framed by rich profiles and finishes in pure gold. The modern, clean shape of the plates pairs magnificently with the charm of the tureen and the shaped serving plates. A rare author’s lot in terms of completeness, ideal for art collectors and for those who desire a table setting of international prestige.
Lot Composition (Total 71 Pieces)
- 2 round service plates 32Ø
- 1 gravy boat 20Ø
- 2 oval service plates 32.5x24
- 2 oval service plates 37x28
- 1 tureen 25.5Ø
- 1 salad bowl 26Ø
- 2 small oval service plates 25x15
- 36 flat plates 25.5Ø
- 12 dinner plates 23.5Ø
- 12 saucers 21Ø
-
Design & History of the Manufacture
Born in the 1960s by the will of Philip Rosenthal, the Studio-Linie line represents the elite division of the German Rosenthal manufactory, created in collaboration with the most famous artists, architects and designers of the twentieth century. The gold and cobalt geometric lattice motif created by Francis Carreau is one of its most iconic and sought-after creations, symbolizing refinement, balance and high-end design.
Condition
The service is in excellent vintage condition. The porcelain preserves its original brilliance, the cobalt decoration is vivid and the gilding in gold is beautifully integrated and luminous on all pieces.
Shipping
Given that this is a high-value collection consisting of 71 pieces, shipping will be handled with professional packaging to masterful standards. All items will be protected individually with ample bubble wrap and divided into multiple reinforced double-wall cardboard boxes, shipped via trackable express courier to ensure absolute integrity during transport.

