Description
an expansive digestive machine that converts food into feces
Muehling presents all facets of the natural shape and underlines the delicacy of the sensual porcelain material
This delicately curved spoon by US designer Ted Muehling shows that a spoon can look completely different
He consciously dressed the secular patron saint of Bavaria in Germanic fashion - in a simple draped dress and bearskin with a raised wreath of oak leaves in her left hand
as delicate as paper
Kaffee / Teetasse | Rokoko | Cumberland Meereskollektion an expansive digestive machine thatThis rococo service from the height of Franz Anton Bustelli's creative period was the first Elector's Court Service from the Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg. Since it was frowned upon at that time to use fresh flowers as decorations at the table since they might wither during the meal, in 1765 Joseph Zaechenberger designed a colourful and festive decor with floral bouquets, individual flowers, butterflies and insects, all framed by a fine gold lace
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