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Because in the end we all pull together
the Greek Typhon or the shaggy Falkor from Michael Ende's "The Neverending Story"
Adonis was also added to the repertoire of the master workshops as a dinner service in 1951/56
scharf anmutenden Tellerrändern präsentiert Muehling in diesem Service alle Facetten der natürlichen Form und unterstreicht dabei die Zartheit des filigranen Werkstoffs Porzellan
auch wenn sie dabei immer ein wenig geheimnisvoll bleiben
Vogelnest Windlicht Franz Xaver Lorch Because in the end weIn the age of digital lighting technology, the quality of natural candlelight has taken on a whole new meaning. A beautifully laid table without candles? Inconceivable. The elegant and enticing appearance is unmatched. Especially when the light source is combined with the finest Nymphenburg porcelain. Thanks to the in house porcelain recipe and the expertise of our master craftsmen, the wafer thin objects are produced carefully in our ateliers. This
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