FÜRSTENBERG - Heinrich Franzl - Waiter (3) - GREEK · ATHENA - Porcelain

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FÜRSTENBERG – GRECQUE ATHENA | Noble porcelain with hand-applied gold decoration

For sale is an elegant porcelain ensemble from the traditional German porcelain manufactory FÜRSTENBERG, from the exclusive collection GRECQUE · ATHENA.

The series combines the classical form language of the Biedermeier with high-quality porcelain art and a particularly noble gold ornamentation.

The historical form GRECQUE was developed between 1840 and 1850. Its characteristic, polygonally segmented surfaces and the finely crafted details reflect the elegant design of that era. In 1913 the historical stylistic form was again included in the manufactory's collection.

Particularly noteworthy is the splendid décor ATHENA. The hand-applied, broad gold decorations form an exceptionally beautiful contrast to the gleaming white porcelain. Fine gold lines underline the geometric shaping and give each piece a timeless, luxurious aura.

The offered ensemble includes breakfast plates, bread plates and a coffee/tea cup and saucer from this high-quality collection.

With its harmonious combination of historic design, traditional craftsmanship and elegant gold embellishment, these porcelain pieces are suitable for a discerningly set table as well as to complement an existing FÜRSTENBERG collection.

A stylish ensemble of German porcelain art that uniquely blends classic elegance and artisanal tradition.

Please note the listing photos and the details on condition and scope of delivery.

FÜRSTENBERG – GRECQUE ATHENA | Noble porcelain with hand-applied gold decoration

For sale is an elegant porcelain ensemble from the traditional German porcelain manufactory FÜRSTENBERG, from the exclusive collection GRECQUE · ATHENA.

The series combines the classical form language of the Biedermeier with high-quality porcelain art and a particularly noble gold ornamentation.

The historical form GRECQUE was developed between 1840 and 1850. Its characteristic, polygonally segmented surfaces and the finely crafted details reflect the elegant design of that era. In 1913 the historical stylistic form was again included in the manufactory's collection.

Particularly noteworthy is the splendid décor ATHENA. The hand-applied, broad gold decorations form an exceptionally beautiful contrast to the gleaming white porcelain. Fine gold lines underline the geometric shaping and give each piece a timeless, luxurious aura.

The offered ensemble includes breakfast plates, bread plates and a coffee/tea cup and saucer from this high-quality collection.

With its harmonious combination of historic design, traditional craftsmanship and elegant gold embellishment, these porcelain pieces are suitable for a discerningly set table as well as to complement an existing FÜRSTENBERG collection.

A stylish ensemble of German porcelain art that uniquely blends classic elegance and artisanal tradition.

Please note the listing photos and the details on condition and scope of delivery.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
3
Material
Porcelain
Manufacturer/brand
FÜRSTENBERG
Designer/artist/maker
Heinrich Franzl
Model
GREEK · ATHENA
Country of origin
Germany
Colour
Gold, White
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
6 cm
Width
19 cm
Depth
19 cm
Estimated period
1910-1920, 1930-1940
GermanyVerified
32
Objects sold
100%
Private

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