“Porcelaine Noire” Table Service Germany Rosenthal Manufacture, 1962 Design by Tapio Wirkkala

The “Porcelaine Noire” model was designed in 1962 for the Rosenthal manufacture by the famous Finnish designer Tapio Wirkkala, his works are present in the collections of the most important museums around the world from Tokyo to the MOMA in New York up to London, Munich and Stockholm only for name a few.

The contrast between black and white is refined, the gold decoration is elegant, which is carried over tone on tone in the black version and the very high quality of Rosenthal porcelain. The model has been out of production since 1990

A splendid service, which boasts a remarkable quantity of elements, a true rarity, for a precious mise en place

The set has 158 pieces and is composed as follows:

25 dinner plates diameter 25 cm; 15 soup plates diameter cm. 23; 27 dessert plates diameter 21 cm; 14 black placemats with decorated edges, diameter 28 cm

4 black underplates diameter cm. 28; 3 rectangular trays (38.5 X 24 33.5 X 20.5 25 X 12) 2 round trays diameter cm. 32

1 black serving plate with decoration diameter cm. 28.5; 1 tureen, height 14cm, width 21.5cm; 1 milk jug height 6.5cm width 16cm combined with a black underplate diameter 18cm; 1 sugar bowl H.cm.7.5 width.cm. 10; 10 coffee cups H. 6.3 L. 7 cm; 12 coffee saucers diameter 12.5 cm; 16 cups H. 6 cm diameter 11 cm; 14 consomme cups H.6 cm L.cm. 11; 14 plates combined with 2 types of cups diameter 16 cm

The set is in excellent original condition, further photos with more details are available

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