KURLAND BLANC NOUVEAU

BLANC NOUVEAU tea pot base

White

320,00€

The KURLAND Blanc Nouveau tea pot from KPM Berlin impressively accentuates the classic KURLAND relief and turns teatime into a stylish pleasure. With a volume of 1.1 liters, the harmoniously shaped pot from Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin fills eight of the matching KURLAND Blanc Nouveau tea cups.The fine biscuit porcelain that marks the relief of KURLAND Blanc Nouveau was already very popular more than 200 years ago. Due to its velvety,

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History

designer: Thomas Wenzel year: 2013 material: Porzellan

An interplay of light and shadow, smooth surfaces and velvety texture: The beauty of KURLAND BLANC NOUVEAU can be experienced with your eyes closed and is refined into a sensual pleasure in pure white or in exclusive hand painting. To mark the 250th anniversary of the Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin, chief designer Thomas Wenzel created the collection and made the iconic KURLAND relief, which has existed since 1790, come alive in a new way: In order to bring out the relief in its highest perfection, it is freed from the glaze by hand.

Product details

item number
25413100
Volume
1100ml
Dishwasher safe Microwave safe Hand-painted Hand printed 24k Gold Gloss platinum

Product description

Product description

The KURLAND Blanc Nouveau tea pot from KPM Berlin impressively accentuates the classic KURLAND relief and turns teatime into a stylish pleasure. With a volume of 1.1 liters, the harmoniously shaped pot from Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin fills eight of the matching KURLAND Blanc Nouveau tea cups.

The fine biscuit porcelain that marks the relief of KURLAND Blanc Nouveau was already very popular more than 200 years ago. Due to its velvety, marble-like surface texture, KPM Berlin used it primarily for figurative porcelain during the Classicism period.