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Rosenthal Moliere 3-Footed Bowl=flower design & gilt rim=Pattern #3152 / 20=1945 - 1946.
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Product code:
ROSENTHAL Bowl
Bob Shop ID:
185766188
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Rosenthal Moliere 3-Footed Bowl
Central flower design with gilt rim
Pattern number 3152 / 20
Mark: 1945 - 1946
Rosenthal Porzellan AG (1939-1965)
Germany
Dimensions: 155 mm diameter x 49 mm high.
Condition: Very Good. No chips, cracks or crazing.
Sole as seen in the images. Images form part for the description.
Phillip Rosenthal (1855-1937) began business in 1884 by purchasing white ware from Hutschenreuther and selling designs, hand painted by his wife Maria, door to door. In 1891, he established a factory in Asch, Bohemia and began production of white ware for use in his workshop. From 1897 to 1936, Rosenthal acquired factories in Kronach, Marktredwitz, Selb, Waldenburg, Sophienthal, and Waldershof. By the time of WWII, Rosenthal operated 10 companies and employed over 5,000 people. When the war ended, Rosenthal’s son, Phillip, returned to Germany where he modernized out of date factories and re-established lost markets. Phillip quickly rebuilt the business by reaching new markets interested in the modern shapes and artistry of his dinnerware. To this day, Rosenthal continues to work with leaders in fashion and design to create unique table top designs.