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Schinkel basket

Angebot3.300,00€

Includes sales tax, plus shipping

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Schinkel basket

Schinkel basket

KPM BERLIN Flagshipstore Berlin

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Wegelystraße 1
, 10623 Berlin,
, Germany

+493039009215

KPM BERLIN Pavilion Kurfürstendamm Berlin

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Kurfürstendamm 32,
, 10719 Berlin,
, Germany

+493088627961

KPM BERLIN Store Friedrichstraße Berlin

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Friedrichstraße 158
10117 Berlin
Germany

+493020455835

KPM Berlin Düsseldorf Store

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Vereinsbank-Passage, Martin-Luther-Platz 32,
, next to Café Heinemann,
, 40212 Düsseldorf,
, Germany

+4921186322897

KPM BERLIN Store Hamburg

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Neuer Wall 13
Mellin-Passage
20354 Hamburg
Germany

+4940367732

KPM BERLIN Store Cologne

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Brückenstraße 19
at the DISCH-HAUS
50667 Cologne
Germany

+492212576788

KPM BERLIN Store Potsdam

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Brandenburger Straße 3
, 14467 Potsdam,
, Germany

+4933123708036
Product Information

Baskets and bowls have a long tradition in the history of the Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin. Their uniqueness lies in the details—the delicate openwork basket weave is crafted by hand, and the baskets are then decorated with elaborate hand-painted designs and exquisitely engraved gold ornamentation.
With 3,000 individual, hand-applied cuts, the “ Schinkel basket ” ranks among the most magnificent masterpieces of its kind. The Neoclassical basket, also known as the “fruit basket en vase,” was designed in 1820 based on a sketch by Karl Frederick Schinkel, commissioned by the Prussian King Frederick Wilhelm III—as a wedding gift for his daughter Charlotte, who later became Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna. The Royal House of Hanover also owns four Schinkel baskets, which were crafted around 1820.

  • Item Number 41138900
  • Handcrafted in Berlin
  • Designer: Karl Frederick Schinkel
  • Year: 1820
Dimensions
  • Diameter: 300 mm
  • Height: 290 mm
Care

To preserve the beauty of KPM Berlin ’s delicate porcelain for generations to come, we recommend handling it with care and gentleness. Use a soft, dry cloth or a soft-bristled brush to remove dust from the porcelain.

If the porcelain is heavily soiled, you can clean it with lukewarm water and a mild detergent. Use a soft cloth and avoid applying pressure to delicate details. Then rinse the porcelain with clean water and dry it gently.

History
Designer: Karl Frederick Schinkel
Year: 1820
Gift wrapping

Have your porcelain gift-wrapped in royal blue paper with an elegant white bow. To do so, add "Gift Wrapping" to your selection in the shopping cart.

 

 

You can also include a greeting card with your order, which we can handwrite with your personal message upon request.