KURLAND
1790
KURLAND
1790
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KURLAND
Multicolored rich gold decoration,
Background Mint Green - Decor 2626
KURLAND
Multicolored rich gold decoration,
Background Mint Green - Decor 2626
For the Multicolore decor, the master painters of the Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin decorate the classicist band of the KURLAND collection with nuances from pastel grey to royal blue, as timeless and multifaceted as the collection itself.
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KURLAND
Rich flower painting background gold - decor 74
KURLAND
Rich flower painting background gold - decor 74
Naturalistic flower paintings are one of the cornerstones of KPM Berlin's artistic reputation. Painted freely by hand and their composition curated by the master painter, delicate blossoms, a mint-colored background and accents in shiny gold vitalize the KURLAND collection in decor 74 in a new way.
KPM Individuell
Porcelain personalized by master hands.
KPM Individuell
Porcelain personalized by master hands.
Photo: Benjamin Zibner
Each piece in the KPM Individual series is unique in the truest sense of the word. As a gift, it has embodied the highest level of personal appreciation for over 250 years. The KPM master painting personalizes almost every KPM favorite piece with initials, an elegant signature or a personal message. This combines perfected craftsmanship with artistic master painting. An ideal gift for unique occasions such as births, baptisms and weddings or simply as a special piece for your own collection.
PETER BIRON, DUKE OF KURLAND
In 1790, Peter Biron, Duke of Courland, commissioned the Royal Porcelain Manufactory in Berlin to design a magnificent dinner service. After the courtly Rococo with its shell and tendril work, around 1770, a return to antiquity became the dominant stylistic device. In keeping with the new aesthetic, the Berlin manufactory created a collection in a strictly classicist form called "Service with antique edge". In honor of its client, it was later renamed KURLAND .