Pompously Porcelain

In the Baroque period, the porcelain production experienced a blooming season. In the late 17th century, three exotic drinks from three continents began their triumphal advance into European society: coffee, chocolate and tea.

Porcelain manufactories are being established until the 19th century throughout Europe, including in Lettin on the outskirts of Halle / Germany.

The collectibles of place sets, which were very popular in the 50s and 60s, also imitated baroque style elements in form and design.

The Klunkerfisch manufactured from quite unused heirlooms decorative and quite useful ettagerets. And what was going to break was turned into a jewel.