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in 1765 Joseph Zaechenberger designed a colourful and festive decor with floral bouquets
which owes its name to a string of pearls surrounding each individual piece
Painted in bright red tones with naturalistic depictions of lobster and shells
the contours of the fish are printed outlines from copper plates on tissue paper
It has helped to secure a place of honour in the history of European art for the South German Rococo beyond the Bavarian borders
Eivase | Vogelei hell | L Hermann Gradl in 1765 Joseph Zaechenberger designedIn times of general abundance, Ted Muehling restricts himself to the essentials bringing form to function. No wonder that the award winning American designer always focuses on nature, which after all, provides ingenious inspiration. One of the most ingenious designs for the manufactory's master workshops is a vase that references the shape of a bird's egg. As a collection of different sizes they make a gorgeous decorative ensemble standing alone, but
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