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Being a color similar to money, waste areas are less obvious when the copper is the base metal. The Chinese terminal porcelain for a porcelain pallet consisting of v colors (wu is the Chinese word for five).

E. von HILDBURGHAUNSEN (blue - variations) - c. 1760 - 1795To-Ansicht marks and more information click hereHelp us expand the resources for this topic.

An illustrated study of The Concert by Johannes Vermeer

All patterns are hand painted which makes each piece unique – thus creating stable value and stimulating collectors’ interest. Vignettes and transfers are used in industrial production – but never at Nymphenburg. Each of the painters with their decades of training possesses the artistic skills to paint the motifs as required by the respective pattern.

“Manu factum” at the workshops in Nymphenburg really means: made ENTIRELY by hand. Each plate is turned by hand, each vase is cast by hand, each ornament is individually applied. Nymphenburg even purchases its raw materials individually. It doesn’t use sourced porcelain paste or paints. Each piece of work is based on individually coordinated porcelain mass as well as paint from the manufactory’s own laboratories in order to ensure a quality and purity that remains unrivalled in the world.

Porcelain services, figures and objects of the greatest quality and purity have been produced at just one location in the world – the Nördliches Schlossrondell in Nymphenburg – since the 18th century.

Since the beginning of the 20th century, more and more architects have been discovering the diverse world of Nymphenburg porcelain to decorate spaces.

A monogram, sends out a signal, it emphasises the value and individuality of the item. This is because only a signature makes a beloved piece completely distinctive.

We can develop a range of colours especially for your family or company and guarantee decades of accurate reproduction of the colour shades and nuances.