Antique and Vintage 1950s Piedmont Ceramic Fish Platter
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Augarten Emperor Hand-Painted Porcelain Roll Dish
£116
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Breakfast was the most important meal of the day for Emperor Franz Joseph I, and Augarten rises to the occasion with this version of his favourite pastry in finely wrought, hand-painted porcelain. Call it into service as a butter or condiment dish – or simply a means of visual delight.
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Breakfast was the most important meal of the day for Emperor Franz Joseph I, and Augarten rises to the occasion with this version of his favourite pastry in finely wrought, hand-painted porcelain. Call it into service as a butter or condiment dish – or simply a means of visual delight.
Product ID: 2210802043
View more from: Augarten / Serving dishes & platters
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Meet the Maker:
Augarten
This Vienna workshop defined baroque pottery in the 18th century, then reinvented itself as a purveyor of Modernism. Today Augarten's skilled ceramicists incorporate 300 years of design traditions in every dish, refining each piece by hand and etching it with the recognisable “Bindenschild” coat of arms.
