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Seltmann Weiden Gloria Waldbeere Sugar Bowl
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R175.00
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Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Origin
Bavaria
Time Period
Post-1950
Type
Plates & Bowls
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Title: Seltmann Weiden Gloria Waldbeere Sugar Bowl.
Manufactured By: Seltmann Weiden, Bavaria, West Germany. Qualitats Porzellan
Height: 9cm.
Diameter: 8.5cm.
Info: Seltmann Weiden Bavaria Sugar Bowl, Gloria Design with Waldbeere Pattern of the Walderdbeere "Fragerae Vesta" Flower #9. Scalloped Edges on lid. Produced in the 1970's or 1980's.
Can be used as a Jam Pot.
Christian Wilhelm Seltmann and his oldest brother Johann established a porcelain factory in a German town Vohenstrauß in 1901. The Porzellanfabrik Johann Seltmann swiftly developed into employing 600 workers and was a respected porcelain producer.
However the brothers weren't able to find agreement on how to run a factory and finally in 1910 Christian Wilhelm Seltmann decided to start his own business in the town of Weiden. In just three years employment rose to 320 workers.
Christian died in an accident in 1921. Management of the factory passed to his widow Katharina Seltmann. In 1928 the business was taken over by her son Wilhelm.
After German reunification in 1990 the Seltmann group took over four Thuringia porcelain factories. It is still a family business.
Condition: Excellent, no chips at all.
Price: R 175.00 Inc Vat.
