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I love these little cups, each with an edgy pattern that will look great in a set or together, as they are all close enough. I might use these to spruce up my bathroom, but you can totally make these work as everyday cups in the k... I love these little cups, each with an edgy pattern that will look great in a set or together, as they are all close enough. I might use these to spruce up my bathroom, but you can totally make these work as everyday cups in the kitchen.
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Hella Jongerius chose a modest snail #483, designed by Wilhelm Neuhäuser (1910), to compliment the ornate decoration from the Korb dinnerware pattern #1419 (designed in 1770).
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The Hippopotamus is draped in a cloak of blossoms from dinnerware pattern #2609.
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Hella Jongerius chose the decoration from guinea hen #454, designed by Theodore Karner (1909) to cover a Fawn #345, also designed by Theodore Karner (ca. 1900-1914).
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Hella Jongerius chose the Cardinal bird #304, designed by Anna Soennecken-Beckmann (ca. 1910-1914), and covered it with the decoration from Empire coffee pot form #925 (ca. 1830).
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This plate references the Japanese tradition of drawing attention to a flaw. In this instance, the crack in the glaze is simulated by painting it gold.
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Apparently, I'm a sucker for china with holes in it.
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Unique, chic, white
Added 5 Years Ago from Moss Online -
This porcelain is beyond cool, and beyond my budget!
Added 5 Years Ago from Artedona
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