Suppentasse | Rokoko | Mare Nostrum Wandfliese The little mouse Karl by

The little mouse Karl by Wilhelm Neuhäuser has had a successful career despite only being eight centimetres tall - and is a central star among the manufactory's animal figures

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heraldic animal plays a role in the history of Nymphenburg in two ways: On the one hand

Especially when the light source is combined with the finest Nymphenburg porcelain

This is also reflected in the delicate colours of the thin-walled

Suppentasse | Rokoko | Mare Nostrum Wandfliese The little mouse Karl byMARE NOSTRUM is one of the liveliest examples of the renaissance of a historical pattern through new decoration. The Rococo shape designed around 1760 was reissued in 1928 as a dinner service for seafood. Painted in bright red tones with naturalistic depictions of lobster and shells, complemented by a perfectly modelled lobster as a handle for the terrine lid, the shape and decor result in a fresh and modern interpretation of the Mediterranean theme.