Senfgefäß | Bavaria Taufe For the first time in

For the first time in European porcelain history

architect and sculptor Hermann Gradl designed the BELLE EPOQUE fish service in the first year he worked for the Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg

An outstanding artistic personality for Nymphenburg in the 20th century was the sculptor Josef Wackerle

a splendid specimen like Theodor Kärner's reclining hare Anton in white biscuit porcelain retains majestic composure

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Senfgefäß | Bavaria Taufe For the first time inEven though Nymphenburg porcelain is exported all over the world, production deliberately takes place at a single location at Nymphenburg Palace in Munich. Traditional Bavarian tableware and figurines, especially the pattern BAVARIA, still bear witness to the roots of the manufactory. Ernst Andreas Rauch, to whom the manufactory owes numerous designs in the Bavarian style, also created the decor featuring the Bavarian coat of arms and blue and white