Espresso cups

aviator cups duo set

White

189.00€198.00€

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To mark the 260th anniversary of KPM Berlin, as a tribute to its eventful creative history and one of its most important designers to date, Marguerite Friedlaender-Wildenhain, the Berlin porcelain manufactory has brought out a real rarity of New Objectivity with its re-edition of the aviator cup . The special feature of the captivating design, which absolutely embodies Friedlaender-Wildenhain's creative premise: The base ring of the espresso cup and the recess in the

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aviator cups duo set 189,00€198,00€
aviator cups duo set White
189.00€
198.00€
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History

designer: Marguerite Friedlaender-Wildenhain year: 1930 material: Porzellan

Friedlaender-Wildenhain's unadorned, perfectly shaped utilitarian harnesses with a special focus on functionality and practicality revolutionized the market, and her collections such as "Hallesche Form" made design history. A captivating design from this period, which absolutely embodies Marguerite Friedlaender-Wildenhain's design premise, was commissioned by the former Halle airline: the "Ringmoccatasse", also known as the "aviator cup". Photo: © Archive Burg Giebichenstein - University of Art and Design Halle

Product details

item number
09852800
Width
110mm
length
110mm
height
60mm
Volume
80ml
Dishwasher safe Microwave safe Hand-painted Hand printed 24k Gold Gloss platinum

Product description

Product description

To mark the 260th anniversary of KPM Berlin, as a tribute to its eventful creative history and one of its most important designers to date, Marguerite Friedlaender-Wildenhain, the Berlin porcelain manufactory has brought out a real rarity of New Objectivity with its re-edition of the aviator cup . The special feature of the captivating design, which absolutely embodies Friedlaender-Wildenhain's creative premise: The stand ring of the espresso cup and the recess of the saucer interlock perfectly, creating a duo that is perfect in terms of function and form and is non-slip and non-tipping.

The original of the espresso cup, re-edited by the KPM master workshop, was once created as a pure design study by the porcelain designer as part of a commissioned work by the former Halle-Leipzig airline and was not commercially available. This makes it a true rarity of its time and a must for all lovers and collectors of timeless Bauhaus aesthetics.

Impressions

© Ragnar Schmuck
© Ragnar Schmuck
© Holger Talinski
© Holger Talinski
© Holger Talinski
© Holger Talinski
© Holger Talinski
© Holger Talinski
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