Blue Onion Dinner Plate11" Diameter In 1739, Meissen discovered a unique combination of cobalt and oxygen by that resulted in the ability to create rich blues that would survive the extreme heat of porcelain firing. The first pattern to use this new color was Blue Onion, inspired by East Asian motifs of pomegranates, peaches, bamboo, lotus blossoms, and chrysanthemums. Then as now, the underglaze is handpainted with fine brushstrokes onto the fired and porous substrate. The

tableware and home décor

or headed off to college in need of a large accommodating duffel

RETIRED/Discontinued

The quality of the crystal and perfection of Moser's hand cutting engraving

Equipped with two genuine leather handles and a detachable shoulder strap

It was not until 1969

A joyful trio of ceramic serving bowls are united by a ring-shaped handle that makes transporting nibbles a breeze - from cocktail mixes on the veranda to homemade preserves for tea

This box contains 6 tumblers: the Beluga

In 1814 Heinrich Gootlob Kuehn became the managing director

provided that the glasses are taken out of the machine and dried by hand

This jar is a beautiful item from which to serve any condiment or complementary sauce during a meal

handmade with a lovely optic finish