German-made Hutschenreuther Lion Brand 1977 Warm Winter Night Guard Hand-Painted Annual Christmas Ceramic Plate

[Brand]: German Lion Hutschenreuther 【Origin】：Made in Germany 【Material: Ceramic [Size]: Diameter 26cm 【Sculptor】: Gunther R Granget 【Year】: 1977 [Condition]: Brand new/boxed 🌹Granget was a leading designer and engraver in the ceramic industry in the 20th century. In 1956, he studied engraving with Professor Trummer at the Karlsruhe Academy of Fine Arts. From 1956 to 1970, he worked at the German Lion Brand. , served as the leader of the design department of Lion Brand from 1984 to 1996. His beautiful sculptures can be seen in major German brands such as Goebel and Rosenthal. This series of beautiful and warm winter night guardian porcelain plates is also designed by Granget himself. , the pattern on the plate is lightly embossed to add a three-dimensional effect, which is different from the ordinary German luxurious and golden decorations. This series of porcelain plates are based on blue, with elegant lines and simple but multi-layered colors to express the mood on a cold winter night. The warm feelings of protecting each other~ It is a good choice for lovers and family members to send gifts to each other🌹 ✨✨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. The kiln area that has been firing ceramics for the royal palace has developed its own unique style of ceramics. Among the famous brands are Nymphenburg and Ludwigsburg in Munich, KPM in Berlin, and Hoechst in Frankfurt. It is the most popular among families. Welcome 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. .