Porcelain Tabletop Collections from Nymphenburg

Precious heirlooms, fine workmanship, translucent designs, and dazzling beauty - these all describe the porcelain vases, gifts, and tabletop service pieces manufactured by Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg, the fine German porcelain manufacturer started and still continued today by the royal family of Bavaria who still live in part of the beautiful Nymphenburg Palace complex (below).

Each piece of fine porcelain is still made and painted by hand at Nymphenburg, an over 260-year tradition, and the paste is also made onsite making it a unique manufacturer. Click on each photo below to see some of our favorite tabletop collections from this exquisite company.

Adonis dinnerware designed in 1932 by "New Objectivity" designer Wolfgang von Wersin

Saigon coffee service designed in 1931 by Wolfgang von Wersin

White Coral dinnerware designed in 2007 by Ted Muehling

Butterfly Collection plate in vanilla designed in 2000 by Ted Muehling

Pearl gold dinnerware designed in 1792 by Dominikus Auliczek

Lightscape painted dinnerware designed in 2009 by Ruth Gurvich (also see top photo, tea bowl)

Enchanted Forest trompe-l'oeil dinnerware designed in 1760

Lotus Indian Summer tea set - 1959 motif by Ingrid Sieck

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Comments

[Sole e95]

Wow! I think the designs are beautiful. I especially love the bowl with the green mountain design. Thanks for sharing.

[elwoodcash]

Forest trompe-l'oeil dinnerware designed in 1760 - old and classic dinnerware , very nice though.

[Sandra G]

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I really like the tea set and simple dish design....

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Everything to create a beautiful seaside lifestyle.

[cowsky]

They are all beautiful! Would love to take them all into my home lol. Anyway, what I love the most is the Indian summer. It's warm and I think that would be great to gather with the family.

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