Wiener Silber Jug designed by Otto Prutscher in 1930 (Austria) figurine Nymphenburg has–through its relentless commitment

Nymphenburg has–through its relentless commitment to craftsmanship and its sustained collaboration with the premier designers and artists of every era–solidified its position as one of the world’s finest creators of porcelain

This series is designated as the origin of the modern wine glass in museum collections and publications

table and silverware

Designed to blend harmoniously with the Patrician set

Grooves also run along the surface of the handle

Wiener Silber Jug designed by Otto Prutscher in 1930 (Austria) figurine Nymphenburg has–through its relentless commitmentThe jug is crossed by a network of curved lines, between which bulges rise. 12 humps, hammered out in precision work and finely polished, act like convex mirrors and reflect the shapes and colors of the environment in slightly distorted images. In this design, Otto Prutscher alludes to the humped jugs and humped tankards of the Baroque era. Even then, their effective mirroring was popular and a sign of the highest silversmith's art. Reissued from an