German-made Hutschenreuther Lion 1981 Winter Poetry Extremely Luxurious Collection Christmas Ceramic Plate

[Brand]: German Lion Hutschenreuther 【Origin】：Made in Germany 【Material: Ceramic [Size]: Diameter 31cm 【Painter】: Ole Winther 【Year】: 1978 [Condition]: Brand new/boxed 🌹Danish poet-artist Ole Winther is world-famous for his poetic painting style. He joined Lion Brand in 1978. His unique and unique design style is displayed in many Christmas plates, pendant series and many seasonal themes. Among them, this series The "Beautiful Winter Poetry" series is his representative work. This porcelain plate has a rare octagonal shape. The elegant and calm cobalt blue and the detailed gorgeous gold edges are interlaced around the plate, which is in sharp contrast with the colors of the central winter poetry and painting theme. The low-key luxury unique to the European continent, combined with the Bavarian children's Interesting and poetic drawings are the best collectibles with unique style.🌹 ✨✨Introduction to German Lion brand HUTSCHENREUTHER✨✨ Founded in 1814, Lion Porcelain is known as the largest porcelain group in Europe. Due to its excellent quality and creativity, many of its products are collected by collections around the world. Its tableware can be seen on the streets for European royal families, American state banquets, and Arab state banquets. The German Lion Brand Hutschenreuther also belongs to the WEDGWOOD Group. In Germany, Meissen can be said to be synonymous with high-end European porcelain. It has been a kiln area that has been firing ceramics for the royal palace. It has its own unique style of ceramics school. Its famous brands include Nymphenburg and Ludwigsburg in Munich, KPM in Berlin, and Hoechst in Frankfurt. The most popular with families are Hutschenreuther, Villeroy & Boch and Rosenthal. They are said to be noble because they are really expensive and they are all related to the European royal family; they are said to be classic because they are all century-old brands and have many loyal fans both in the antique market and in personal collections. . At present, there are several brands that have a certain reputation in the world, such as: French Haviland (1803), German Hutschenreuther (1814), British Mason (1784), German Rosenthal (1879), British Royal Doulton (1853), British Minton (1793) ), British Royal Crown Derby (1750), British Wedgwood (1759), etc. These brands have a history of hundreds to two hundred years, and their artists are also very popular.