Rosenthal Plates & Saucers

The design for Fleurs Sauvages draws on the sensations of blooming flowers, the humming of insects, delicate leaves, and cool grass to give the overall impression of a walk in a summer’s paradise. Inspired by the glorious harmony of the different plants in a flower meadow, Swiss textile designer Regula Stüdli came up with an arrangement of wildflowers and intricate twigs, scattered haphazardly and in striking contrast to the green leaves and white blossoms.

Beautiful! Delivered well-packed and on time.. Ruena. Pensacola, FL. Thu Oct 10 2024

Eating together, having a good time, and celebrating life is the Junto design innovatively and playfully brings together people and their love of good food from all over the world. A subtle fusion of fine porcelain, sumptuous ceramics, and warm wood enables all manner of combinations for any cuisine. The fine porcelain features a delicate diamond relief. To provide an appropriate contrast to the fine porcelain, the collection also offers the major pieces as vibrant, earthy stoneware with a special reactive glaze.

The design for Fleurs des Alpes draws on the sensations of blooming flowers, the humming of insects, delicate leaves, and cool grass to give the overall impression of a walk in a summer’s paradise. Inspired by the glorious harmony of the different plants in a flower meadow, Swiss textile designer Regula Stüdli came up with an arrangement of wildflowers and intricate twigs, scattered haphazardly and in striking contrast to the green leaves and white blossoms.

Eating together, having a good time, and celebrating life is the Junto design innovatively and playfully brings together people and their love of good food from all over the world. A subtle fusion of fine porcelain, sumptuous ceramics, and warm wood enables all manner of combinations for any cuisine. The fine porcelain features a delicate diamond relief. To provide an appropriate contrast to the fine porcelain, the collection also offers the major pieces as vibrant, earthy stoneware with a special reactive glaze.

These plates are phenomenal! They will be a showstopper and a conversation piece without question. They are gorgeous, and they are exactly as they appeared in the photos. I’m thrilled beyond belief!. Keith Spears. Atlanta, GA. Sat Jan 20 2024

The design for Fleurs Sauvages draws on the sensations of blooming flowers, the humming of insects, delicate leaves, and cool grass to give the overall impression of a walk in a summer’s paradise. Inspired by the glorious harmony of the different plants in a flower meadow, Swiss textile designer Regula Stüdli came up with an arrangement of wildflowers and intricate twigs, scattered haphazardly and in striking contrast to the green leaves and white blossoms.

Eating together, having a good time, and celebrating life is the Junto design innovatively and playfully brings together people and their love of good food from all over the world. A subtle fusion of fine porcelain, sumptuous ceramics, and warm wood enables all manner of combinations for any cuisine. The fine porcelain features a delicate diamond relief. To provide an appropriate contrast to the fine porcelain, the collection also offers the major pieces as vibrant, earthy stoneware with a special reactive glaze.

Eating together, having a good time, and celebrating life, the Junto design innovatively and playfully brings together people and their love of good food worldwide. A subtle fusion of fine porcelain, sumptuous ceramics, and warm wood enables all manner of combinations for any cuisine. The fine porcelain features a delicate diamond relief. To provide an appropriate contrast to the fine porcelain, the collection also offers the major pieces as vibrant, earthy stoneware with a special reactive glaze.

The design for Fleurs Sauvages draws on the sensations of blooming flowers, the humming of insects, delicate leaves, and cool grass to give the overall impression of a walk in a summer paradise. Inspired by the glorious harmony of the different plants in a flower meadow, Swiss textile designer Regula Stüdli came up with an arrangement of wildflowers and intricate twigs, scattered haphazardly and in striking contrast to the green leaves and white blossoms.

Woven patterns are the eye-catchers of the new Rosenthal Kumi line. Inspired by artisanal handicraft, such as producing baskets, leather handbags, and furniture, Kumi focuses on the delicate look of hand-woven fabrics. The line consisting of bread and butter plates, breakfast plates, dinner plates, soup plates, cereal bowls, and mugs is made of silicate porcelain, a material that is resistant to breakage and impact and is also slightly transparent. The very flat rim and the outside of the bowls remain unglazed and accentuate the lively and delicate woven structure.

Eating together, having a good time, and celebrating life is the Junto design innovatively and playfully brings together people and their love of good food from all over the world. A subtle fusion of fine porcelain, sumptuous ceramics, and warm wood enables all manner of combinations for any cuisine. The fine porcelain features a delicate diamond relief. To provide an appropriate contrast to the fine porcelain, the collection also offers the major pieces as vibrant, earthy stoneware with a special reactive glaze.

Rosenthal presents the TAC Porcelain Dinner Plate, a masterwork of Bauhaus purism inspired by the original sketches of Walter Gropius. Named for his legendary studio, The Architects Collaborative, this 1969 icon translates minimalist geometry into timeless poetry. Each rimless, round piece is crafted from slightly translucent porcelain china, capturing a sophisticated playfulness of tradition. Designed for the refined home, this plate is as resilient as it is elegant, offering a stackable, chip-resistant form that is safe for the oven, microwave, and dishwasher. It is a functional heirloom that elevates every meal with architectural grace and enduring, scratch-resistant strength.

Swiss textile designer Regula Stüdli takes us on a walk through the lush herb garden. The new floral decor of Grand Air is as light and fresh as a natural experience in the fresh air. As if blown by the wind and combined by nature into a multicolored flower ensemble, spicy herbs, and edible blossoms arranged in small bunches, scattered loosely or arranged in circles to form ornaments, float freely over the Brillance form and merge with it to form a sensual whole. The almost transparent porcelain body underlines the elegance and lightness of the graceful floral decor. Fragrant herbs such as rosemary, thyme, and lavender, bright meadow flowers such as nasturtium and marigold combined with the filigree beauty of cosmea, come together with other edible wildflowers such as cornflower, pansies, and daisies in the picturesque flowerbed. Slightly poisonous flowers used as medicines glow a delicate pink. Service plates and bread plates in soft sage green provide freshness and tranquillity and contrast with the white bone china. Grand Air is a delightful play with nature and a feast for all the senses.

Swiss textile designer Regula Stüdli takes us on a walk through the lush herb garden. The new floral decor of Grand Air is as light and fresh as a natural experience in the fresh air. As if blown by the wind and combined by nature into a multicolored flower ensemble, spicy herbs, and edible blossoms arranged in small bunches, scattered loosely or arranged in circles to form ornaments, float freely over the Brillance form and merge with it to form a sensual whole. The almost transparent porcelain body underlines the elegance and lightness of the graceful floral decor. Fragrant herbs such as rosemary, thyme, and lavender, bright meadow flowers such as nasturtium and marigold combined with the filigree beauty of cosmea, come together with other edible wildflowers such as cornflower, pansies, and daisies in the picturesque flowerbed. Slightly poisonous flowers used as medicines glow a delicate pink. Service plates and bread plates in soft sage green provide freshness and tranquillity and contrast with the white bone china. Grand Air is a delightful play with nature and a feast for all the senses.

Inspired by the opera of the same name by Giacomo Puccini, the Turandot decor is an homage to the 18th-century chinoiseries, which already played an important role in the Rosenthal designs of the late 19th century. A lavish farandole of peony blossoms, bamboo, and ginkgo leaves in delicate colors meets golden dragonflies. The background for the poetic porcelain paintings is a white or dark blue background framed by a narrow gold rim. Gianni Cinti tells us that he had the idea for the complex decoration when he remembered a visit to the shore of West Lake in Hangzhou, China. The interweaving of Western and Eastern elements is emphasized by the extension of the collection to include elements of classical Chinese food culture such as rice and soup bowls, porcelain spoons, chopstick holders, and tea caddies.

The design for Fleurs Sauvages draws on the sensations of blooming flowers, the humming of insects, delicate leaves, and cool grass to give the overall impression of a walk in a summer paradise. Inspired by the glorious harmony of the different plants in a flower meadow, Swiss textile designer Regula Stüdli came up with an arrangement of wildflowers and intricate twigs, scattered haphazardly and in striking contrast to the green leaves and white blossoms.

Eating together, having a good time, and celebrating life is the Junto design innovatively and playfully brings together people and their love of good food from all over the world. A subtle fusion of fine porcelain, sumptuous ceramics, and warm wood enables all manner of combinations for any cuisine. The fine porcelain features a delicate diamond relief. To provide an appropriate contrast to the fine porcelain, the collection also offers the major pieces as vibrant, earthy stoneware with a special reactive glaze.

Eating together, having a good time, and celebrating life is the Junto design innovatively and playfully brings together people and their love of good food from all over the world. A subtle fusion of fine porcelain, sumptuous ceramics, and warm wood enables all manner of combinations for any cuisine. The fine porcelain features a delicate diamond relief. To provide an appropriate contrast to the fine porcelain, the collection also offers the major pieces as vibrant, earthy stoneware with a special reactive glaze.

Phenomenal!! Gorgeous and exactly as I’d hoped!. Keith Spears. Atlanta, GA. Sat Jan 20 2024

Smooth to the touch like a pebble that has been eroded by the tide – this is how Suomi feels. Designed for the studio line, it is the organic form combined with white porcelain and metal that makes this design so exciting. "I wanted to create a design that was timeless, brought joy, and conjured up memories over generations," the Finnish designer once stated in an explanation of his design. Suomi reflects a design tradition that effortlessly outlives the spirit of the times thanks to its clear and functional style.

Inspired by the opera of the same name by Giacomo Puccini, the Turandot decor is an homage to the 18th-century chinoiseries, which already played an important role in the Rosenthal designs of the late 19th century. A lavish farandole of peony blossoms, bamboo, and ginkgo leaves in delicate colors meets golden dragonflies. The background for the poetic porcelain paintings is a white or dark blue background framed by a narrow gold rim. Gianni Cinti tells us that he had the idea for the complex decoration when he remembered a visit to the shore of West Lake in Hangzhou, China. The interweaving of Western and Eastern elements is emphasized by the extension of the collection to include elements of classical Chinese food culture such as rice and soup bowls, porcelain spoons, chopstick holders, and tea caddies.

Eating together, having a good time, and celebrating life is the Junto design innovatively and playfully brings together people and their love of good food from all over the world. A subtle fusion of fine porcelain, sumptuous ceramics, and warm wood enables all manner of combinations for any cuisine. The fine porcelain features a delicate diamond relief. To provide an appropriate contrast to the fine porcelain, the collection also offers the major pieces as vibrant, earthy stoneware with a special reactive glaze.

The design for Grand Air draws on the sensations of blooming flowers, the humming of insects, delicate leaves, and cool grass to give the overall impression of a walk in a summer’s paradise. Inspired by the glorious harmony of the different plants in a flower meadow, Swiss textile designer Regula Stüdli came up with an arrangement of wildflowers and intricate twigs, scattered haphazardly and in striking contrast to the green leaves and white blossoms.

Eating together, having a good time, and celebrating life is the Junto design innovatively and playfully brings together people and their love of good food from all over the world. A subtle fusion of fine porcelain, sumptuous ceramics, and warm wood enables all manner of combinations for any cuisine. The fine porcelain features a delicate diamond relief. To provide an appropriate contrast to the fine porcelain, the collection also offers the major pieces as vibrant, earthy stoneware with a special reactive glaze.

Some love stories are so beautiful that they are hard to believe. Like the one between Philipp Rosenthal and his wife Maria. It so happens that the privy councilor was so infatuated with her that he quickly named a porcelain set after her without knowing that it would one day become a best-seller, selling millions of copies. To this day Maria remains one of the most extensive tableware collections with around 100 pieces. Its classic form and the elegant relief around the rim make it a stand-out collection. "Maria" is a classic service that has already become a legend. For generations, it was the porcelain of choice at weddings and other celebrations. The model for its characteristic shape was a silver teapot dating back to around 1815, which company founder Philipp Rosenthal brought back from England and had remade in porcelain in honor of his wife, the French Countess Maria de Bourges.

Some love stories are so beautiful that they are hard to believe. Like the one between Philipp Rosenthal and his wife Maria. It so happens that the privy councilor was so infatuated with her that he quickly named a porcelain set after her without knowing that it would one day become a best-seller, selling millions of copies. To this day Maria remains one of the most extensive tableware collections with around 100 pieces. Its classic form and the elegant relief around the rim make it a stand-out collection. "Maria" is a classic service that has already become a legend. For generations, it was the porcelain of choice at weddings and other celebrations. The model for its characteristic shape was a silver teapot dating back to around 1815, which company founder Philipp Rosenthal brought back from England and had remade in porcelain in honor of his wife, the French Countess Maria de Bourges.

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Everything becomes gold: Midas. The playful, baroque Rosenthal shape Sanssouci forms the stage for the Midas decor, which is monochromatic in gold. Patterns with distinctive twigs and leaves are laid on top of each other in layers, shimmering between matt and glossy surfaces and creating an extremely sensual interplay when they meet the porcelain relief. The three-dimensional camouflage decor is named after the mythological king Midas, whom Dionysus had fulfilled a wish: everything he touched turned to gold.

Smooth to the touch like a pebble that has been eroded by the tide – this is how Suomi feels. Designed for the studio line, it is the organic form combined with white porcelain and metal that makes this design so exciting. "I wanted to create a design that was timeless, brought joy, and conjured up memories over generations," the Finnish designer once stated in an explanation of his design. Suomi reflects a design tradition that effortlessly outlives the spirit of the times thanks to its clear and functional style.

Swiss textile designer Regula Stüdli takes us on a walk through the lush herb garden. The new floral decor of Grand Air is as light and fresh as a natural experience in the fresh air. As if blown by the wind and combined by nature into a multicolored flower ensemble, spicy herbs, and edible blossoms arranged in small bunches, scattered loosely or arranged in circles to form ornaments, float freely over the Brillance form and merge with it to form a sensual whole. The almost transparent porcelain body underlines the elegance and lightness of the graceful floral decor. Fragrant herbs such as rosemary, thyme, and lavender, bright meadow flowers such as nasturtium and marigold combined with the filigree beauty of cosmea, come together with other edible wildflowers such as cornflower, pansies, and daisies in the picturesque flowerbed. Slightly poisonous flowers used as medicines glow a delicate pink. Service plates and bread plates in soft sage green provide freshness and tranquillity and contrast with the white bone china. Grand Air is a delightful play with nature and a feast for all the senses.

Eating together, having a good time, and celebrating life the Junto design innovatively and playfully brings together people and their love of good food from all over the world. A subtle fusion of fine porcelain, sumptuous ceramics, and warm wood enables all manner of combinations for any cuisine. The fine porcelain features a delicate diamond relief. To provide an appropriate contrast to the fine porcelain, the collection also offers the major pieces as vibrant, earthy stoneware with a special reactive glaze.

Swiss textile designer Regula Stüdli takes us on a walk through the lush herb garden. The new floral decor of Grand Air is as light and fresh as a natural experience in fresh air. As if blown by the wind and combined by nature into a flower ensemble, spicy herbs, and edible blossoms arranged in small bunches, scattered loosely or arranged in circles to form ornaments, float freely over the Brillance form and merge with it to form a sensual whole. The almost transparent porcelain body underlines the elegance and lightness of the graceful floral decor. Fragrant herbs such as rosemary, thyme, and lavender, bright meadow flowers such as nasturtium and marigold combined with the filigree beauty of cosmea, come together with other edible wildflowers such as cornflower, pansies, and daisies in the picturesque flowerbed. Slightly poisonous flowers used as medicines glow a delicate pink. Service plates and bread plates in soft sage green provide freshness and tranquillity and contrast with the white bone china. Grand Air is a delightful play with nature and a feast for all the senses.

Everything becomes gold: Midas. The playful, baroque Rosenthal shape Sanssouci forms the stage for the Midas decor, which is monochromatic in gold. Patterns with distinctive twigs and leaves are laid on top of each other in layers, shimmering between matt and glossy surfaces and creating an extremely sensual interplay when they meet the porcelain relief. The three-dimensional camouflage decor is named after the mythological king Midas, whom Dionysus had fulfilled a wish: everything he touched turned to gold.

The design for Fleurs Sauvages draws on the sensations of blooming flowers, the humming of insects, delicate leaves, and cool grass to give the overall impression of a walk in a summer’s paradise. Inspired by the glorious harmony of the different plants in a flower meadow, Swiss textile designer Regula Stüdli came up with an arrangement of wildflowers and intricate twigs, scattered haphazardly and in striking contrast to the green leaves and white blossoms.

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The plates are mostly puristically round in this Asian-inspired porcelain tableware collection. The irregularly applied, very matte colored glaze gives the touch of handcrafted stoneware and makes each product unique.

Eating together, having a good time, and celebrating life the Junto design innovatively and playfully brings together people and their love of good food from all over the world. A subtle fusion of fine porcelain, sumptuous ceramics, and warm wood enables all manner of combinations for any cuisine. The fine porcelain features a delicate diamond relief. To provide an appropriate contrast to the fine porcelain, the collection also offers the major pieces as vibrant, earthy stoneware with a special reactive glaze.

The diverse landscape of the Alps and mountain pastures have fascinated Regula Stüdli since her childhood. Plants with a high degree of resilience used to greet her on her hikes up to the greatest heights. Inspired by this spectacular natural experience, the vibrant yet graceful flower decor was created, combining the beauty of the columbine, Alpine crocus, and star of Bethlehem with delicate leaves and twigs.

The diverse landscape of the Alps and mountain pastures have fascinated Regula Stüdli since her childhood. Plants with a high degree of resilience used to greet her on her hikes up to the greatest heights. Inspired by this spectacular natural experience, the vibrant yet graceful flower decor was created, combining the beauty of the columbine, Alpine crocus, and star of Bethlehem with delicate leaves and twigs.

The TAC service is getting a festive décor in 2023. Decorative ornaments in noble gold allude to classic Rosenthal décors of past decades and adorn the sleek design, underlining its reduced formal language. All items mix well with the new powdery TAC Sensual shades of gentle gray and comfort blue. And the beauty of this design means they are not only appropriate for Christmas, but also for any other festive event.

Eating together, having a good time, and celebrating life is the Junto design innovatively and playfully brings together people and their love of good food from all over the world. A subtle fusion of fine porcelain, sumptuous ceramics, and warm wood enables all manner of combinations for any cuisine. The fine porcelain features a delicate diamond relief. To provide an appropriate contrast to the fine porcelain, the collection also offers the major pieces as vibrant, earthy stoneware with a special reactive glaze.

The TAC collection, an icon of Bauhaus design and developed by Walter Gropius, TAC is a graphic design in elegant gold. Sophisticated multiple finishing techniques give the flat pieces a fine relief structure, while top-quality screen-printed decoration gives hollow pieces such as the teapot a smooth, matte surface. Small overlapping leaves form a golden mosaic that sometimes extends across the entire surface of the plate and other times appears only as a contour adorning the edges. The new design therefore picks up on the theme of structure and contrast already visible in Gropius’ original design and enhances the distinctive styling of the timeless classic that is among Rosenthal’s best-selling tableware series.

The diverse landscape of the Alps and mountain pastures have fascinated Regula Stüdli since her childhood. Plants with a high degree of resilience used to greet her on her hikes up to the greatest heights. Inspired by this spectacular natural experience, the vibrant yet graceful flower decor was created, combining the beauty of the columbine, Alpine crocus, and star of Bethlehem with delicate leaves and twigs.

Smooth to the touch like a pebble that has been eroded by the tide - this is how Suomi feels. Designed for the studio line, it is the organic form combined with white porcelain and metal that makes this design so exciting. "I wanted to create a design that was timeless, brought joy, and conjured up memories over generations," the Finnish designer once stated in an explanation of his design. Suomi reflects a design tradition that effortlessly outlives the spirit of the times thanks to its clear and functional style.

Rosenthal enters new territory with the "In.Gredienti" range. Until now, the focus has always been on the designer and the set design. However, with "In.Gredienti", which has been designed by a chef, the focal point becomes the plates’ functionality. Form follows function. The highly individual plates have been designed especially for differing meal requirements. For example, all set elements tilt slightly forward which means that most meals can be eaten using only a fork. The pasta plate has a small hollow in the edging precisely for this purpose, which makes a spoon redundant. This hollow is also a feature of the large dinner plates. In this case, the hollow is used for thickened sauces, to stop them from running on the plates, keep them warm, and ensure that they only come into contact with the food itself should the diner so wish. The concept embodies the trend for more individuality as well as that of celebrating food. This product by Rosenthal will appeal to the increasing number of ambitious hobby chefs, who are both knowledgeable and appreciate high-quality cooking utensils. This quality is guaranteed by the Rosenthal name and the "made in Germany" seal.

Everything becomes gold: Midas. The playful, baroque Rosenthal shape Sanssouci forms the stage for the Midas decor, which is monochromatic in gold. Patterns with distinctive twigs and leaves are laid on top of each other in layers, shimmering between matt and glossy surfaces and creating an extremely sensual interplay when they meet the porcelain relief. The three-dimensional camouflage decor is named after the mythological king Midas, whom Dionysus had fulfilled a wish: everything he touched turned to gold.

Eating together, having a good time, and celebrating life the Junto design innovatively and playfully brings together people and their love of good food from all over the world. A subtle fusion of fine porcelain, sumptuous ceramics, and warm wood enables all manner of combinations for any cuisine. The fine porcelain features a delicate diamond relief. To provide an appropriate contrast to the fine porcelain, the collection also offers the major pieces as vibrant, earthy stoneware with a special reactive glaze.

Eating together, having a good time, and celebrating life the Junto design innovatively and playfully brings together people and their love of good food from all over the world. A subtle fusion of fine porcelain, sumptuous ceramics, and warm wood enables all manner of combinations for any cuisine. The fine porcelain features a delicate diamond relief. To provide an appropriate contrast to the fine porcelain, the collection also offers the major pieces as vibrant, earthy stoneware with a special reactive glaze.

This fascinating dinnerware is produced using the finest material creating a style that is best described as formal and elegant. A classic, radiating the lightness and vivaciousness of a romantic era when life was enjoyed to the full. Shape and relief complement each other perfectly. Baronesse creates a romantic mood.

Woven patterns are the eye-catchers of the new Rosenthal Kumi line. Inspired by the artisanal handcraft of producing baskets, leather handbags, and furniture, Kumi focuses on the delicate look of hand-woven fabrics. The line, consisting of bread plates, breakfast plates, dinner plates, soup plates, cereal bowls, and mugs, is made of silicate porcelain, a material that is resistant to breakage and impact and is also slightly transparent. The very flat rim and the outside of the bowls remain unglazed and accentuate the lively and delicate woven structure.

Swiss textile designer Regula Stüdli takes us on a walk through the lush herb garden. The new floral decor of Grand Air is as light and fresh as a natural experience in the fresh air. As if blown by the wind and combined by nature into a multicolored flower ensemble, spicy herbs, and edible blossoms arranged in small bunches, scattered loosely or arranged in circles to form ornaments, float freely over the Brillance form and merge with it to form a sensual whole. The almost transparent porcelain body underlines the elegance and lightness of the graceful floral decor. Fragrant herbs such as rosemary, thyme, and lavender, bright meadow flowers such as nasturtium and marigold combined with the filigree beauty of cosmea, come together with other edible wildflowers such as cornflower, pansies, and daisies in the picturesque flowerbed. Slightly poisonous flowers used as medicines glow a delicate pink. Service plates and bread plates in soft sage green provide freshness and tranquillity and contrast with the white bone china. Grand Air is a delightful play with nature and a feast for all the senses.

Eating together, having a good time, and celebrating life is the Junto design innovatively and playfully brings together people and their love of good food from all over the world. A subtle fusion of fine porcelain, sumptuous ceramics, and warm wood enables all manner of combinations for any cuisine. The fine porcelain features a delicate diamond relief. To provide an appropriate contrast to the fine porcelain, the collection also offers the major pieces as vibrant, earthy stoneware with a special reactive glaze.