Reichenbach Colour Sylt Blau porcelain - from teapot to bowl 6

Breezily chromaticity and a little light of the north conjure up lightness. Laminar sky blue, set off with a dark blue border, reminds us of the northern expanse. design: Gerd Sommerlade Reichenbach dinnerware Colour Sylt Blau teapot capacity 1.2 l pitcher creamer small capacity 80 ml creamer capacity 0.2 l coffee cup w/ saucer diameter: 155 mm capacity 0.18 l Reichenbach dinnerware Colour Sylt Blau cappuccino cup w/ saucer diameter: 155 mm mocha cup w/ saucer diameter: 110 mm capacity 0.1 l teacup w/ saucer diameter: 155 mm capacity 0.2 l breakfast cup w/ saucer diameter: 170 mm capacity 0.4 l mug large height: 110 mm diameter: 85 mm capacity 0.4 l Reichenbach dinnerware Colour Sylt Blau mug height: 83 mm diameter: 75 mm capacity 0.22 l plate 26 cm diameter: 260 mm plate 17 cm diameter: 170 mm plate 20 cm diameter: 200 mm plate 30 cm diameter: 300 mm Reichenbach dinnerware Colour Sylt Blau pasta plate diameter: 280 mm underplate diameter: 330 mm gobelet height: 100 mm diameter: 80 mm capacity 0.22 l gobelet small height: 70 mm capacity 0.1 l bowl large height: 70 mm diameter: 130 mm capacity 0.4 l Reichenbach dinnerware Colour Sylt Blau bowl 6 cm diameter: 65 mm capacity 20 ml bowl small diameter: 100 mm capacity 0.2 l platter 28 cm length: 280 mm serving bowl diameter: 240 mm capacity 2 l tray length: 210 mm Bit by bit by craftsmanship the rural character of this kitchenware under the experienced hands of the porcelain painters in Thuringia is created. Mix & Match: The remaining pastel colors from Sylt invite with the casual country house character to a colorful combination. Colourful decorations and valuable precious metal plating made the good reputation over the frontiers in the past. Today the Thuringian manufacture has succeeded in introducing the competence of the traditional brand in the today's life style.

Reichenbach looks back at a tradition as a porcelain manufacture in which the painting on porcelain is in the foreground. \Already founded in 1830 as a decoration workshop followed later by the construction of own porcelain manufacture.\Till today the arts and crafts sets tone in Reichenbach. Colourful decorations and valuable ...