ARKADIA

ARKADIA Gourmet Plates Nereide

White

145,00€

The shapely, large plate from ARKADIA offers plenty of space to pamper the palate. Nereide, a nymph of the sea, adorns the small medallion from KPM Berlin. She is a companion of the god Poseidon and the daughter of Nereus and Doris. The flat plate from the KPM Berlin range has a diameter of 30 cm. Bring the dreamland of Arkadia home with the high-quality porcelain from the Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur. The relief medallions developed by Siegmund Schütz

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ARKADIA gourmet plate Nereide 145,00€

ARKADIA gourmet plate Nereide White

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History

designer: Siegmund Schütz year: 1938 material: Porzellan

Each of the precious ARKADIA medallions tells a story from the ancient world of legends. Trude Petri's neoclassical form, created in 1938, provides the ideal stage for the appearances of Amor, Demeter and Pan, dolphin and Leo, shell and panpipe – the variety of motifs and ideas seems limitless. Siegmund Schütz modeled the delicate reliefs from biscuit porcelain. The marble-like texture of the material allows the fine contours to stand out in the play of light and shadow and brings legendary moments to the set table.

Product details

item number

18013000

weight

0.92kg

Diameter

300mm

Dishwasher safe Microwave safe Hand-painted Hand printed 24k Gold Gloss platinum

Product description

The shapely, large plate from ARKADIA offers plenty of space to pamper the palate. Nereide, a nymph of the sea, adorns the small medallion from KPM Berlin. She is a companion of the god Poseidon and the daughter of Nereus and Doris. The flat plate from the KPM Berlin range has a diameter of 30 cm. Bring the dreamland of Arkadia home with the high-quality porcelain from the Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur. The relief medallions developed by Siegmund Schütz are a beautiful contrast to the service form designed by Trude Petri. The themes of the medallions tell the stories of Greek mythology in a breathtaking way.